More dog problems in the news

[tk_42_1]

http://tinyurl.com/6apelq


I know its more of a neighbor problem.  But I still find it funny.

The picture reminds me of so many ladies in my neighborhood and most of them are troublemakers or busy bodies.  And yes most of them have poodles (for some strange reason) or shih tzus, which look similar.

[shardian]

It's real simple: Don't let your dogs ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- on other people's lawn. They never had a problem with the dogs - they had a problem with the ---smurfette--- that held the leash.

I have a neighbor who lets her dog ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- on other peoples lawns. And no, she does not pick it up. If she sees anyone out, she'll hightail it past. There was one time my next door neighbor caught her in the act. All I can say is, don't let your dog ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- on the lawn of an outspoken 5' nothin black woman!


Also, my wife's step father lets his dogs pee and take dumps on his neighbors lawns without picking it up. Even though I had no vested interest, it really ticked me off. Oh wait, I caught him letting his small dog pee on my car tire one day, so I did have a vested interest. I keep hoping that one of the guys on the other side of the neighborhood kick his ass one day. Whenever me and the wife used to walk his small dog, we always made sure that it took a good, long piss all over step-dad's car.

[FrizzleFried]

Sounds to me like the dog wasn't really the issue.  Sounds to me like the neighbor used the dog to get to the ---smurfette---...who was the real issue.  Sounds to me like she's a pain in the ass, dog or no dog.

[ahofle]

We have a community mail box between my house and my neighbor's.  Everyday the lady across the street would get her mail with her poodle (unleashed) which would run around and ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- in one of our yards.  The lady would just read her mail and not even look at the dog or check where it ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---.  The few times I caught her I yelled at her and she would pretend to be terribly sorry and clean it up.  She has since moved out fortunately.  It just amazes me how many people lack even the most basic respect and courtesy.  I mean I just can't imagine letting my dog crap in someone's lawn every day without feeling like a total sterilization-deserving dirtbag.

[shardian]

Common f'ing decency is severely lacking in today's society. I go way out of my way to respect people and their property. It just leads to me getting used and abused though. I find myself caring less and less about being civil to my neighbors.

I just wish I could be an unapologetic ---uvula--- for just one day. You know, like when Jim Carrey snapped in Me, Myself, and Irene.

[ChadTower]

I can't find the post now but I remember posting a while back a confrontation I had with a woman who let her dog ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- in plantings I was still working with.  They had been there less than an hour and I was still setting them.  She walks right up, her dogs takes a hulking dump right in it, and then she acts offended that I was unhappy about it.  So I picked it up with my shovel and flung it at her as she tried to walk away.  She went off about how the Police were going to be called and I had assaulted her... I did expect the cops to show up but they never did. 

[Edgedamage]

My story from another forum:
The other day I noticed this brown lab in the park with it's owner, the dog was jumping all over other dogs and kids. Some kids were crying and when the parents asked the owner to do something, the responce was "It's 8 months old it's just a puppy". I have nothing bad to say about dogs I own one myself. I have seen too many owners with out of control dogs and the excuse almost is always "it's just a puppy". At 6 months our dog understood and followed basic commands of sit / stay / down.

Yah I know get a blog.

I swear next time I hear "it's just a puppy" I will let my 4 year old throw rocks at their car. And just say "he's just a kid".

[SavannahLion]

I swear next time I hear "it's just a puppy" I will let my 4 year old throw rocks at their car. And just say "he's just a kid".

I swear next time I hear "it's just a puppy" I will let my 4 year old throw rocks at their car. And just say "he's just a kid".

I got away with just that.

Back in Jr. High, the school district didn't give a rats ass about the kids who lived the farthest out. So the bus would run a different route, then swing by and pick us up to take us home. This meant we would often have to wait as long as an hour before we could even think about getting on the bus. Usually the school wouldn't let us stay inside during sunny days so we all kicked back in the parking lot.

We always lined up our bags on the edge of the driveway. One day some drives up and demands we move our bags. We told her to off and drive around the bags. Not like our bags were in the center of the driveway and not like she didn't have room manuever. Without much consideration, she drove over our bags and parked in a handicap slot (no stickers or tags either). We didn't exactly wait for her to step out. The school had just recently tore up a section of asphalt and the rubble found itself sailing towards her SUV. She jumped out of the SUV and kept screaming at us to stop.

Twelve pissed off kids were pretty much hellbent on destroying her car.

We never saw her again.