My dog poops on the grass when we're out. I can't control the poor dog's bowels. He's been trained, at home, to go on grass, so it's what he knows. I always (without fail) clear it up properly though.
...instead of training them to cr*p when they get home ?
As long as they pick it up then I dont see a huge problem, after all it is rather hard to get a dog you are taking for a walk to not go to the loo if they want to. As I say as long as they do the old pooper scopper thing.
I know some people advocate training them to go in the gutter, but many dogs have actually been hit by cars doing this.
As long as they clear it up that is fine. It's the lazy sods who leave it for people to step into I hate, or the ones that look away and pretend they can't see what the dog is doing .
As long as they clear it up that is fine. It's the lazy sods who leave it for people to step into I hate, or the ones that look away and pretend they can't see what the dog is doing .
The latest trick is to pretend to clean it up and wait for the observer to get fed up and move on.
I've heard people boast about it. I dread to think what the interiors of their homes are like.
whut did make me :rolleyes: a bit, was someone had put their sh*t in a thin sandwich bag, and left it on the pavement.
so they didn't chuck the bag into the undergrowth so no one else could tread on it, but mostly, the thing wouldn't even decompose and get cleared up naturally in a couple of weeks because it was in a plastic bag.
Some of us do clean up after our dogs and get a bit fed up with generalised accusing thread titles. :rolleyes:
The main problem is people who don't even bother to take their dogs for a proper walk and just let them out to wander the streets all day. Those are the dogs which do most of the offending crapping.
It happens a lot in the area where I live with the same dogs out wandering unsupervised every day. Yet, the local dog wardens prefer to pick on the easy targets - i.e. those of who are responsible and take our animals for walks on leads - instead of rounding up the wanderers or even bothering to try and track down and fine their owners.
Worst offenders around here are parents dropping children off at school, they tie the dog to the fence and take little Sue or Mark into the school and look away from anything their dog has done while they are gone. Then they have the nerve to say they are fed up of stepping in poo near the school gates !!
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Cats are more civilised. They dig holes.
They should always clear up after their animal and poo smeared all over the pavement is really foul. Lazy, selfish g*ts.
'cus they're crap owners.
I haven't seen this for years as the dog unit captures them and then charges 70 pounds kennel fee.
Baffles me to think that the homeowners on the street were happy to leave all that poo on their street.
Rank.
Still love dogs though
Those that don't are selfish gits.
As long as they pick it up then I dont see a huge problem, after all it is rather hard to get a dog you are taking for a walk to not go to the loo if they want to. As I say as long as they do the old pooper scopper thing.
I know some people advocate training them to go in the gutter, but many dogs have actually been hit by cars doing this.
The latest trick is to pretend to clean it up and wait for the observer to get fed up and move on.
I've heard people boast about it. I dread to think what the interiors of their homes are like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP1q5ierKVQ
so they didn't chuck the bag into the undergrowth so no one else could tread on it, but mostly, the thing wouldn't even decompose and get cleared up naturally in a couple of weeks because it was in a plastic bag.
The main problem is people who don't even bother to take their dogs for a proper walk and just let them out to wander the streets all day. Those are the dogs which do most of the offending crapping.
It happens a lot in the area where I live with the same dogs out wandering unsupervised every day. Yet, the local dog wardens prefer to pick on the easy targets - i.e. those of who are responsible and take our animals for walks on leads - instead of rounding up the wanderers or even bothering to try and track down and fine their owners.
There is always a fresh steaming pile on my road - I'd feel no way about telling off the stupid owner if I ever I caught them :mad:
I always do.
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