A little different from the usual 'dog poop' posters.

Yea I have 2 dogs and nothing gets me more upset than the lazy owner’s who don’t pick up after their dogs poop. I had a neighbor who let his dogs loose, a couple of times they hit my lawn. YUP I picked it up with a shovel and threw it in his driveway a couple of times. Since then it never happened again.

Funny sign never saw that coming after I read the title of the post.

Lots of my neighbors walk their dogs. Seems like they don't think a thing about letting them pee or poop on my mailbox.
A while back I happened to be in the yard and a guy just held the leash while his dog did his thing on my mailbox. I yelled to my grandson J.J. "Be really careful where you stand when you get the mail, this guy just let his dog shit in front of the mailbox!"
The guy didn't even look up or say a word. But I haven't seen him do it again.
We do have a dog, but we don't let them do that. There is lots of open land for him to use.

When we had a dog, she never left our property, though she was allowed to run loose. I really didn't worry about where she pooped, because when you live in the middle of 5.5 acres, dog poop is the least amount of poop on the lawn. Every night we have a dozen or more deer on the lawn, all of which poop a lot. We also have raccoons, opossum, squirrel, and wild turkeys spending time on the lawn. They all poop! Consequently, I mow the lawn with a tractor. The critters, including the dog, and cats, never, to my knowledge pooped in my gardens and flower beds. Might be a good reason for this, though.

This 7 foot black snake inhabited my pond garden for several years. He is swallowing a full-grown cotton-tail rabbit just a few feet from my deck.

Gary

Has "he" bitten off more than he can chew? LOL! Got any Tums?

Schnauzer, Yorke Dachshund. They get treated better than ME!

Russ

LOVE IT!

Oh man this is a sore subject for me. I've had a little Pom and been spoon-feeding him for about 13 years now. We've always had cats growing up but never a dog so I never understood the thing about dogs until I got little Chico. He's basically my child...literally! With age came tracheal collapse and that snowballed into a number of issues, so the Vet gets to see me a lot. It's a pretty depressing situation. Even though I'm from a war zone and have had my share of pretty hardcore stuff, I don't seem to be able to handle this. One thing for sure, I'll never ever get a dog again.