Dog waste in neighbours bin

[paintedpanda]

Rude or acceptable?

Grim (I don’t trust the bags not to break)

Rude!

Rude unless you have asked permission. Put it in your own bin.

I couldn't get too upset about a passer by putting in my bin (as long as securely bagged) but a neighbour has no reason to use my bin when they have their own right there

Putting anything in someone elses bin is rude. Dog shit is very rude.

I clean my wheelie bin. I know what I have and have not put in it. I like it that way.

Use your own bin.

Rude and not acceptable. Use your own bloody bin

Rude. Not on.

Yuck. No.

Very rude indeed. Put your dog's shit in your own bin.

Why would anyone use their nervous bin? Why not just put it in your own?

We got a ring doorbell for Christmas and have since noticed the next door neighbours putting their dogs waste in our bin.
I find it quite funny when we catch them on the camera but I do think it's rude, especially when they have their own bin (and they pay to get it cleaned). We can't say anything as they put our bins out every other week. This isn't something we asked them to do, they did it for DP before I moved in and have continued to do so.
I'm not terribly upset by it. This is a lighthearted thread. I just wondered what everyone else thought so I'm glad I'm not alone in thinking it's rude. I always have a good laugh when I see them on the camera though!

Rude!

Unacceptable and you think it's ok as they drag your bin out for you?

Get a bin lock. If they ask" why?" say, "someone keeps putting dog poo in it and it stinks!"

Not on at all. In the summer it will start to stink. Just ask them not to.

Agree with @Beautiful3
The fact they get their own bin cleaned makes this worse, CFs

Do you have garden waste/food bins? Start using theirs for yours.

That's disgusting and extremely rude. Dog poo stinks even through the bag.

I'd get a bin lock too. Then see if the favour continues. They probably see it as a pay off

Just politely ask them if they could please not use your bin for dog waste. No need to make a big thing about it.

I would be tempted to say I can see you?

Why are they putting your bins out? Why are you not telling them that you can put them out yourself?

Rather depends if they're happy to extend the cleaning service to do your bins as well, doesn't it? If not, I think I'd be developing a regular shellfish habit once the weather warms up. Now, what to do with all those shells and trimmings...

We have a dog so I don't particularly care if someone else puts something smelly in our bins (in fact it's preferable to them dropping litter or leaving a poo bag hanging in a tree ), but that's our choice, and it's very different to maybe slipping a few extra bits of recycling in on collection morning.

Why can’t you just start putting out your own bins?

Rude