[Maximus_Ridiculousness]

This neighbor guy that just died was kinda the same way in terms of neglect. He didn't take care of the house. He let his backyard go to the sh*ts. Before he died, the dog was already neglected because the family really didn't know how to take care of the dog properly. He was a real ass too (thus, my sympathy is with the dog). Every other week the dog would rebel (in my opinion) by tearing into all the garbage and would throw it all over the lawn. The owner would LEAVE all this crap laying in his yard for 5-7 days at a time before he cleaned it up.

Since his death on Saturday night, no one has been back to the house. And between me, you, and the lamppost, I can't believe someone could be so reckless as to use a BBQ grill in a house with small children. The whole family could have died.

[Maximus_Ridiculousness]

Okay, enough tangents of deep serious talk. Here is a smiley face to make all the bad stuff go away.

I am queen of the tangent.

[pcottraux]

Yeah, I agree with you.

I hope something good happens to the dog. He needs a nice home. Following us home was the greatest thing that could ever happen to our dog.

As a pizza delivery boy, I really saw some horrible things like that. You see a lot of people who build 5 foot by 5 foot pens and put their dogs in their and put a big piece of plywood on top, and there you go. A "nice home" for the dog. And sometimes they never let the dog out, they just leave it in there and feed it.