 Barked: Wed Jan 18, '12 9:25am PST |
 | |  | | I don't get it either. I will pick it up if it can be picked up. Once in a while, Tysons bowels will act up and he'll have a really loose one and I can't get those. I am lucky in that we have not one but two doggy-doo stations located across the street from my sons school. If I forget a bag, I just grab a few of those (one for each dog and one for the known incident). Oh, and I try to bring a handled bag for trash too. What is with people dumping their crap these days? Seriously, I leave my cans in the front of my house for a reason. I wouldn't mind if someone dropped their poo bag into one. At least, they are picking up after themselves.
I would say something, politely, to your neighbor about his dog waste. That's just rude.
Just a heads up to those that don't because of non-biodegradability of the bags, they make biodegradable pick up bags.
Penny, that's just awesome. I deal with digging neighbor dogs in a similar way. If they dig into my yard, I refill the holes with dog waste and a couple of inches of dirt. They don't seem to like starting their digging and SURPRISE! finding their paws in feces. Since I started doing this, I have, single-handedly stopped 4 different neighbor dogs' bad behavior and not just along my fence either. And, yes, I have talked to the neighbors about why their dogs naughty behavior suddenly stopped. |  |  | |  |
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The most lame excuse I've heard is that it's good for the ground. 
My children and I like to go play in woods. I hate coming across dog poop. It seems that dog poop sticks on shoes more and stinks more. Maybe not but the few times we come across wild animal poop it does not seem as bad. My front lawn is used as a poop area for a lot of dog walkers but I am unable to figure out who. My dogs go poop out there at night so I pu all of it.
