Recommendation.. for the Doggie Doo problem

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Hi Gary,

May best recommendation is to NOT do anything against the law. No beating, no

poo moving and depositing on neighbors deck, etc.

 

Realize the law is most likely on your side. Have you checked with the local

law enforcement? There are usually ordinances for dogs AND Cats that are

relieving themselves on the non-owners lawns. And today with digital cameras you

can most likely " Catch him in the act " on your own property!!

 

My first suggestion is above otherwise the next is to Barracade the area, fence

it, put lawn ornaments anything to deter and keep the dog out of the area.

Using chemicals is dangerous and can ruin your lawn. You don't want to get

accused of poisoning his dog or other pets in the area. We don't want you fined

or confined!!

 

Have to say I have enjoyed reading this thread about what you should do, but in

all reality, please seek help from your locate Humaine Society and Animal

Control folks as they most likely know the law concerning this matter. If they

don't find out who your your local Town Counsel person is and have them look

into the matter. Your neighbor might just find himself working at the local Dog

Pound cleaning up LOTS of DOO DOO!!

 

Working in the veterinary field for 35 years does help when it comes to these

types of situations!! ;-)

 

Penny

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, " Gary W. Bourbonais " <gwb wrote:

>

> Hi Folks.....

>

> I've got a neighbor (not known) who has been walking his dog regularly,

> which is a good thing to do for your pet....

>

> Unfortunately, the dog has picked one corner of my yard as the depsotory

> station, and its owner is less than fastidious....

>

> Any ideas of an EO solution to get the pooch to change it's choice of

> depository......

>

> This is out of doors, but I'm willing to apply daily......

>

> Any ideas would be appreciated....

>

>

> Care...

>

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> Gary W. Bourbonais

> L'Hermite Aromatique

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