[JoeProBono]

Susan Miller

[celtic gal]

I had that problem when we first moved into our new house about 29 years ago. A woman would walk her dog. IT was on the leash. But she let it poop in my yard. I watched this for awhile to make sure what dog was doing this,as new houses were being built in our area..So one day I managed to be outside about the time the woman and her mutt would be coming by. Sure enough and right on target her dog peed and pooped in my yard..I did not like stepping in the goo either when doing my yard work..so I engaged her in conversation...found out where she lived...then told her I have seen her letting her dog do it's business in my yard and I did not appreciate it so the next time I need to c hange my cat box I am going to dump in in her front yard.... She never walked her mutt by my house again. : )

[oh8eleven]

[exhaustguy]

My neighbor has a sign out to tell folks to remove their dog excrement. I agree with his sentiment completely. Many times I am walking three dogs with six bags in my pocket. I always clean up after my dogs - any dog owner who fails to clean up does not deserve to have their dog. Over time they can ruin it for us responsible dog owners as dog ownership laws get more restrictive.

We have a zero tolerance policy at Dog Agility Trials. Try getting away with not cleaning up after your dog there.

[CORedneck]

We had one neighbor who get their panties in a wad when other neighbor’s dogs use their yard as a bathroom but yet, they take their dog for a walk and not show the same consideration.

I don’t blame the woman getting p!$$ed off !

[piytar]

Go for a jury trial. Many of us have had “that neighbor.” I’d vote for acquital - and a medal!

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

How dare her to mistreat the possible next Muslim Prophet?

[mrs. a]

I used to work at a building in an artfully landscaped office park. There was an older “gentleman” who we suspected lived in a nearby retirement community who, every day, would drive to the office park in his Cadillac, take his pooch out on a leash, and let it do its business on the office park grass.

People would ask him to stop but he would just load up the dog and drive away.

One day he had the singular misfortune to take his doggie out in full view of the landscapers who maintained the park. They all chased him back to his car - still carrying their rakes and hoes.

Old man and mutt never came back after that.