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Obnoxious Sign


I see a lot of these or similar signs and I find it incredibly distasteful. 

If you don't have such a sign on your lawn is it okay for your neighbors to let the dogs go on your lawn? I don't think so!

What is wrong with people who have to be told it is not okay to let their dogs defecate on someone else's property?

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  2. Our town home association put up about 20 of these signs. Like you, Why do we need signs for this anymore? May as well put up signs "Please do not break into homes uninvited."

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  3. Sorry about above -
    "what is wrong with people?".....
    I say that phrase all day every day.

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  4. We have a man who walks a big dog up our street and finally my husband asked him to make sure the dog poops in the gully on each side of the street s that we did not drive into dog poop and bring it into our garage. He could have the big dog poop in his yard, but he is a dude with tattoos and cell phone to his ear---not one to negotiate.

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  5. I had to laugh at this post. I agree. But there are lots of signs about that you have to wonder about. The one that always gets me is the one by the train tracks that says, DO NOT STOP ON TRACKS! Really? We have to be told that? I always thought it should say, DO NOT STOP ON TRACKS, IDIOT!"

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  6. I don't have the sign and my neighborhood dog walkers apparently think it means I give my permission. I wish I had the time and energy to stand out there and monitor them.

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  7. I have never seen such a sign. Ours say "Pick up after your dog". Dog walkers here carry plastic bags for poop scooping.

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  8. What is so hard? Stoop, scoop, zip and place in trash can. Kind of why I prefer owning small dogs though.

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  9. In our state of Hawaii, dog owners are supposed to pick up after their dog. It is the law.

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  10. The sign that gets me, usually posted around a school, pronounces that it's a Drug Free Zone. As though it's okay to take drugs if you're not in this particular area. Anyway, I agree (as a dog owner myself) the dog sign is particularly offensive.

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  11. In my mother in laws neighborhood, there was a person who walked their dog and did clean up after them. You would then find the bag of poop carefully placed on your side walk for you to dispose. How nice.

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