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to ask neighbour to pick up dog poop?!

7 replies

Lollipop29 · 21/07/2018 14:28

There’s a house that’s come up, viewed a few times, very close to putting in an offer, one problem! we can see next door neighbours garden and there’s dog poo everywhere, all overgrown, just in a gerneral state really. I was going to go introduce myself to the neighbours and say that I might be buying the house, just go get a gerneral impression of how they are and what kind of people they are. AIBU, if I did buy the house, to ask them to pick up their dog poo? Hmm

OP posts:
Sirzy · 21/07/2018 14:31

Unless it is some sort of health hazard you can’t tell other people what to do with their property.

AWomanIsAnAdultHumanFemale · 21/07/2018 14:32
Grin

Just get a higher fence.

FWIW people who neglect their dog physically, by allowing it to live in its own faeces are likely to neglect his training too. I would say they have a poorly exercised barking dog (or two).

Aridane · 21/07/2018 14:33

Yes, YWBU. Think hard about how much this would bother you before putting in an offer

SilverySurfer · 21/07/2018 14:33

You would be very unreasonable. As unpleasant as it is, it's their garden, their dog poo, so none of your business.

MsHomeSlice · 21/07/2018 14:33

i'd say that you now know why the house is up for sale!

shouldwestayorshouldwego · 21/07/2018 14:33

If they haven't done once, in this hot weather, for their neighbours who are selling and presumably want the neighbourhood to look nice and so would have asked, I doubt that they would do it as an ongoing favour to you all the time.

SaltyPeanut · 21/07/2018 14:34

How much do you love the house, enough to put with what you see?

I ask because I very strongly suspect you're on a hiding to nothing with that plan. They've let it get like this, so it obviously doesn't bother them. A nice polite new neighbour won't make them change their ways in my opinion. People with gross habits like this tend to be rather stuck in their ways.

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