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OT: Trashy Neighbors
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[QUOTE="Chuck, post: 5302300, member: 1646"] OK, this is a big point of conflict in my town. When walking your dog, is it okay that the dog poops and/or pees on someone's lawn vs the curb grass on the street side of the sidewalk? Of course, I'm not talking about leaving the poop. I mean, are you violating that person's lawn by allowing the dog to pee or poop on the lawn part? I have no way to get my dog to exclusively poop/pee on the street side of the sidewalk. Maybe I could've trained him as a pup, but I didn't even know this was a controversial issue. People put no pooping dog signs up and my dog seems to think that means he should poop there. To be fair, he can't read. If I'm the trashy neighbor so be it. [/QUOTE]
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