Poncho11 wrote:
These Dog owners all suck. They take there dogs to restaurants outside, They bring them into Duncan Donuts.
Love me, love my dog. Dogs pee the little side walk signs ( A Frames) that have to be brought in at the end of the day.
They don't pick up after their dogs. They think that every body should accept them, but most don't. Nothing worse then a person who treats their dog like a person. Or worse in third person. People are outraged because their dogs have not been walked, by the dog walker, get his number and report him. The fact that anyone should but any real attention and effort into a dog is sad. Get a real companion.

whiteboy19 wrote:
my super put this stuff near the shrubs in front of my condo,he calls it chocolate,its actually rat poison,it looks and actually smells like chocolate.Animals eat it with gusto and it makes their stomach bleed to death it also works on other animals.it has reduced the amount of dog doo around my neighborhood.he cuts it in very small pieces so the dogs can swallow it quickly,when the trade towers were hit,exterminators placed 1 million pounds of rat poison in the basements and tunnels around WTC to control the amazing amounts of rats that were disturbed ,dogs are like rats

cousin wrote:
What does that even mean? I don't have a right to stand up to people who break the law and make me a victim? "Do this to the wrong person"? Explain that please. What will he do, beat me up, breaking the law twice in one day? That's a reasonable response: sit down, and shut up while strangers defile my property I work tirelessly to pay for. Should I pay 10K in taxes to allow someone who doesn't to SHIT on my home? I guess I should've sat there and done nothing. Nobody enforces this law, obviously; sometimes it's up to the citizens to correct the actions of lawbreakers, especially when it directly affects my quality of life!! Just think, if everyone did what I did these wrong-doers may think twice before doing it again. I didn't tar and feather him, I handed him the feces of HIS animal in front of his own home. BTW his final resonse was, as I walked away: "YOU'RE RIGHT, YOU'RE RIGHT!" If it's only feces, then perhaps he could have chosen to let the dog shit in front of his own house and HE could spend the next week looking at it, stepping in it and smelling it. Actually, why leave the house, why not let the dog crap IN his house? I have to say, I really disagree with you on this. This country was founded on the average citizen taking up arms and protecting their property and rights, or did you not pay attention in history class and don't know much about the American Revolution? Do you know how ordinary farmers armed themselves with rakes and anything they could find to fight off the biggest and strongest army of the day; all for what they believed in? Or are you one these disgusting human beings with no regard for anyone else on this planet but yourself? I believe in the right to a FECES-FREE home sir, and I will communicate that to anyone who tries to change it.

cousin wrote:
What does that even mean? I don't have a right to stand up to people who break the law and make me a victim? "Do this to the wrong person"? Explain that please. What will he do, beat me up, breaking the law twice in one day? That's a reasonable response: sit down, and shut up while strangers defile my property I work tirelessly to pay for. Should I pay 10K in taxes to allow someone who doesn't to SHIT on my home? I guess I should've sat there and done nothing. Nobody enforces this law, obviously; sometimes it's up to the citizens to correct the actions of lawbreakers, especially when it directly affects my quality of life!! Just think, if everyone did what I did these wrong-doers may think twice before doing it again. I didn't tar and feather him, I handed him the feces of HIS animal in front of his own home. BTW his final resonse was, as I walked away: "YOU'RE RIGHT, YOU'RE RIGHT!" If it's only feces, then perhaps he could have chosen to let the dog shit in front of his own house and HE could spend the next week looking at it, stepping in it and smelling it. Actually, why leave the house, why not let the dog crap IN his house? I have to say, I really disagree with you on this. This country was founded on the average citizen taking up arms and protecting their property and rights, or did you not pay attention in history class and don't know much about the American Revolution? Do you know how ordinary farmers armed themselves with rakes and anything they could find to fight off the biggest and strongest army of the day; all for what they believed in? Or are you one these disgusting human beings with no regard for anyone else on this planet but yourself? I believe in the right to a FECES-FREE home sir, and I will communicate that to anyone who tries to change it.

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cousin wrote:
unable to accept the audacity of this A-hole, I got up, scooped it up (with a plastic bag) and walked down Monmouth Street looking for him. I caught him walking into his home next to The Barge Inn. I politely walked over to the elderly man, handed him the bag of shit, and said, "You forgot THIS!" If you own a dog, please be respectful. I am not the only one around here tired of this disrespectful behavior. Please be kind, or beware. Next time I might feel the need to throw it at the culprit.

While you are correct in being angry about this, if you continue to to use this as your method of "correcting" people's actions, you will soon do this to the wrong person. Your evening on the porch relaxing with a book might not be so relaxing.

cousin wrote:
Today I watched as an older man allowed his dog (on a leash) to crap in the alley behind my home. As he did, he looked around wondering if anyone was watching. When he saw me sitting on my porch he pretended to check his pockets for a plastic bag. When he was done, he kicked rocks over the waste as if that was an acceptable alternative to picking it up. It is NOT! For some reason, I let it go and didn't say anything. Ten minutes later, unable to concentrate on my book, unable to accept the audacity of this A-hole, I got up, scooped it up (with a plastic bag) and walked down Monmouth Street looking for him. I caught him walking into his home next to The Barge Inn. I politely walked over to the elderly man, handed him the bag of shit, and said, "You forgot THIS!" If you own a dog, please be respectful. I am not the only one around here tired of this disrespectful behavior. Please be kind, or beware. Next time I might feel the need to throw it at the culprit.

cousin wrote:
I politely walked over to the elderly man, handed him the bag of shit, and said, "You forgot THIS!"

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heights wrote:
Just tonight a neighbor who rents down the street let his dog urinate on the garbage bags I just put out for collection. I told him that it wasn't a good place and he just shrugged it off to "it's just a garbage bag" I repeated that it is not good to do something like that.

but.....it IS just a garbage bag. out by the curb. where dogs pee. I fail to see the cause for outrage here.

heights wrote:
Just tonight a neighbor who rents down the street let his dog urinate on the garbage bags I just put out for collection. I told him that it wasn't a good place and he just shrugged it off to "it's just a garbage bag" I repeated that it is not good to do something like that.

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NewDadJC wrote:
After several occasions of stepping in dog poop on the sidewalk on Mercer St - between Barrow and Jersey on the south side, I finally witnessed the source.

The woman who lives at 89 Mercer Street with the two little white dogs who lives up on the top ofthe stoop lets her dogs out unleashed and unattended at night (like tonight at 1045pm). One dog walk a few buildings down the sidewalk towards Barrow, takes a crap, and runs back when the uncaring neighbor pokes her lazy head out the door and calls "Bridget"

Next time you see her please tell her she's a lousy neighbor.

ah yes, that lady. I've come within inches of punting one of those dogs halfway down the street. I don't care how tiny the dog is, if it comes up to me barking and growling and trying to bite me, it's going to get a boot to the jaw.

NewDadJC wrote:
After several occasions of stepping in dog poop on the sidewalk on Mercer St - between Barrow and Jersey on the south side, I finally witnessed the source.

The woman who lives at 89 Mercer Street with the two little white dogs who lives up on the top ofthe stoop lets her dogs out unleashed and unattended at night (like tonight at 1045pm). One dog walk a few buildings down the sidewalk towards Barrow, takes a crap, and runs back when the uncaring neighbor pokes her lazy head out the door and calls "Bridget"

Next time you see her please tell her she's a lousy neighbor.

NewDadJC wrote:
After several occasions of stepping in dog poop on the sidewalk on Mercer St - between Barrow and Jersey on the south side, I finally witnessed the source.

The woman who lives at 89 Mercer Street with the two little white dogs who lives up on the top ofthe stoop lets her dogs out unleashed and unattended at night (like tonight at 1045pm). One dog walk a few buildings down the sidewalk towards Barrow, takes a crap, and runs back when the uncaring neighbor pokes her lazy head out the door and calls "Bridget"

Next time you see her please tell her she's a lousy neighbor.