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People can be so vile

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emkana · 09/06/2005 20:00

Somebody let their dog do a poo in our front garden today.

Wasn't the first time I've had such an "offering" either.

If I ever catch anybody doing this I don't know what I'll do...

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Pinotmum · 09/06/2005 20:02

How rude!! A mad old bint used to bring her dog to poo in my mum's flower beds and then let it paw at it so all the earth was kicked up onto my mums porch and windows. Don't know what she did but it stopped, think the dog died or maybe was killed. No it died definitely

Hausfrau · 09/06/2005 20:02

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GaylordFocker · 09/06/2005 20:04

some woman's dog did that one Saturday as I was watching from the window, she didn't even clear it up when I went out and asked her what she was doing..sc

stitch · 09/06/2005 20:04

might have been fox poo?

emkana · 09/06/2005 20:11

GaylordFocker - what did the woman say?

stitch - I suppose so, but I've found poo several times before and I can't believe that there are that many foxes around. Or are there?

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michellemcmanus · 09/06/2005 20:12

kebab it
hate dogs

JoolsToo · 09/06/2005 20:13

years ago our neighbour had a paved garden and their dog used to come into ours to poo - I used to scoop it up on a shovel [ugh] and chuck it on their paving - don't know if they ever saw me but they never complained!

Hausfrau · 09/06/2005 20:13

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JoolsToo · 09/06/2005 20:14

hey mm! when's your next miss - I mean hit, out? where you bin hiding? lost any weight?

tomasinatank · 09/06/2005 20:14

WOman with 3 yorkie terriers used to be seen letting them all poo in our road and never picked it up until I came storming out the door in pj's one morning at 6am after spying from window after hearing dof chains rattling and asked her politley why she didnt bring necissary plastic bags with her as she did have 3 dogs after all, she grumbles, picked up a crisp packet from kerbside and picked it up then promptly put it in someones wheelie bin! I write a letter to the local paper naming and shaming (after all there must be very few old ladies with 3 yorkies who walked there dogs in our specific road) and she has not been seen since

stitch · 09/06/2005 20:27

i know there are lots of foxes where we live, as see them slinking in in the evening. backgarden only acccesible to cats and burglars, so assume its fox poo

Blu · 09/06/2005 20:33

My Mum is like a mad woman on this issue. She tears out of the house shouting 'you wouldn't like it if i let my grandchildren do that in your garden - so why let your dog do it in mine?'. And if she sees dogs when out and about she follows the owners down the road shouting 'excuse me, is this big pile of feaces on the pavement yours?'.

She's SO polite and restrained at all other times!

Pinotmum · 09/06/2005 20:34

Respect to your mum

SaintGeorge · 09/06/2005 20:44

I've posted before about the guy who let his dog crap outside my house.

He doesn't do it anymore - not since I collected it in a bag and delivered it to his doorstep

happymerryberries · 09/06/2005 20:46

A bloke uesed to let his dog crap outside my parents house. My dad threw a bucket of water over them. there was no repeat

bunny2 · 09/06/2005 21:52

for you. We get the local cats using our pea-shingle as cats litter. I throw boiling water over them if I could catch them at it. Ugg.

Ellbell · 09/06/2005 22:08

for you emkana.

I have a dog, and it really annoys me when I walk up our road and there are piles of cr@p every 6 feet or so. I know that people are looking at me with my dog and giving me accusing looks, even though (a) I ALWAYS pick up and (b) my dog won't 'go' on a hard surface anyway... it has to be grass, preferably her own garden... (funny mutt).

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