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Old 07-02-2012, 02:28 PM   #1
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Default In the City- Dog Pee on the Sidewalk
Today was the second time in 3 years that I was yelled at for my dog peeing on the sidewalk in front of someone's house. I live in the city where there is about 2 concrete slabs of sidewalk in front of the stoop of someone's house. This morning Freida peed on the sidewalk about 6 inches from the curb in front of a house down the street from mine. The guy banged on the window, I thought he was pointing at the chihauha sized poop someone else had left. I had my doogie bag in my hand and kinda shrugged. I came out later to head to work and he had hosed down his sidewalk! So maybe it was the pee he was mad about?
Has anyone else experienced this? What is a responsible owner to do or are these people crazy? I try to be a responsible neighbor, I always clean up and throw away the dog poop and keep Freida off people's stoops and flower beds. I could carry Pee B Gone with me I guess...
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Old 07-02-2012, 03:36 PM   #2
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Personally, I'd take it as a hint that the guy likes it, and would make sure every time I went by there, to have my dog take a pee in the same spot.
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Old 07-02-2012, 03:38 PM   #3
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Who cares if your dog pee's on the side walk, if its a bigger city and there is no grass where else is she supposed to go? I get that it might stink but if the dog has to go then it has to go..

Do you have a yard? I would empty her out before you walk her like that so it wont happen on the side walk, if not, then dude can shove it lol

Bear has completely embarrassed me a few times during our runs, I will empty him out and about the 5lap it almost never fails he will damn near yank me down with how hard he brakes and takes a big shit right in the road, like middle of our complex's little roads that go around lol
The first few times I never had a bag and just stood there like, well wtf am I supposed to do now? Now I carry TWO bags so in case he dumps mid run I can get it out of the road
Oh my friend thought it was funny Bear does that, well he dog would never do it.. mid walk a few days ago when we were out and BAM at the same damn time they both start shitting in the road! LOL walked the shit out of those dogs I tell you what!
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Old 07-02-2012, 04:28 PM   #4
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I can see both sides here. The man probably isn't a dog person and has probably had numerous occasions where other dog owners didn't clean up after their pets. Usually in a town/city the sidewalk in front of a building/residence is to be maintained by the occupant and is a reflection of that home/business. As much as I would love to tell people like this to just deal with it, sometimes we as dog owners (especially bully breed owners) have to be extra accommodating to non-dog peoples feelings and expectations. Urine is a waste product and can carry diseases. When I volunteered in our local shelter urine was washed away with a diluted bleach solution. If you really want to understand why go talk to him, if it upsets him offer a reasonable solution (carry a diluted bleach solution to sanitize). He may not change his view of all dog owners but it just might change his view of you and your dog.

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Living in a town/city with little green for dogs to do their business makes it harder sometimes but it also makes avoiding disease a little easier as the sidewalk doesn't hold them long.
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Old 07-02-2012, 05:36 PM   #5
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You are right, because where I live, the sidewalk is the responsibility of the property owner, the sidewalk has to be repaired and shoveled, etc by the property owner... at the same time, It is "public" in that the public uses it. and dog pee might be one of the least gross things on the streets of philly..
I'm going to avoid his house
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Old 07-02-2012, 06:05 PM   #6
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goodness i couldn't imagine. Peanut knows he can not pee or walk on people's yards or trees because that is people's house but the sidwalk and parkway are fair game. I allow him to use those to go to the bathroom but always clean up after he poops but really pee i am not going to pick up. I let him use the sidewalk and parkway grass or trees because that is city property here. i have a male dog since he has a never ending bladder i couldn't empty him out before. though only one time someone has ever yelled was when we were out running and Peanut dropped poop he had never pooped on a run so i didn't have a bag but we went back after our run to pick up the poop.
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Old 07-02-2012, 06:16 PM   #7
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We had a neighbor say he'd rather it be on his sidewalk than on his lawn when he came out to got to work and saw Ruby squatting!! We're pretty lucky, tho because she's a marker, so it's mostly 2-3 tablespoons at a time that comes out...
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Old 07-02-2012, 06:51 PM   #8
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Dog poop I can understand being irate about if the owner isn't cleaning it up, but pee? C'mon! In the larger cities HUMAN pee is common on sidewalks and in alleys.
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Old 07-02-2012, 07:45 PM   #9
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I own dogs and hate when other dogs pee in front of my house, I never make a deal out of one peeing in front of my house but I do bleach the area down and hose it off. I do not want anyone stepping in it and tracking it in my house and there are kids that ride their bikes and big wheels on the walk in front of my house also. Carrying a spray bottle is not such a bad idea.....
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Old 07-02-2012, 07:55 PM   #10
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Chevelle takes a squat right in the middle of walking and on sidewalks and crap to pee or poop. So embarrassing.
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Old 07-02-2012, 08:11 PM   #11
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I don't see why it matters if a dog pee/poo's outside while walking, when you have to go, you gotta go. My dogs do it quite often. Well, Sunny mostly. Serenity doesn't go to the toilet to often while walking.
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Old 07-03-2012, 01:54 AM   #12
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On busy streets you can't help it, slower traffic (one way street) I usually walk the dogs in the street and 9 out of 10 times they go in the street and at the same time being in the street I avoid people with dogs on 10-20ft leads that just let there dogs run right up to my dogs. All said and done if you clean up after your dogs and don't let them go in there front yard pee on concrete should be the least of people's concerns.
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Old 07-03-2012, 03:17 AM   #13
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That's just insane. Birds poop, dogs pee, stuff happens. It's a sidewalk. Amy pees in people's yards too. It happens.
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Old 07-03-2012, 03:25 AM   #14
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Dog poop I can understand being irate about if the owner isn't cleaning it up, but pee? C'mon! In the larger cities HUMAN pee is common on sidewalks and in alleys.
This.

I had some dude in my neighborhood try to bitch me out, because as we were crossing the street, Ethel ambled around a bit and stepped on his grass a couple of times. Apparently my evil dog was ruining the integrity of his lawn, unlike the 3 cars that were parked on it.

I had another guy who lived next door to my old house come yelling from out his door when Lucy squatted to pee at the edge of his driveway/ a little on the grass. He yelled that I'd better clean that up. I asked if he wanted to give me a towel, and he went inside.

If you have sidewalk you care so much about, then hose the shit down every day. And quit your job while you're at it, so you can stay up 24/7 and yell at all the people who spit gum/tobacco/phlegm/spit, break bottles, toss cigarette butts and wrappers etc. etc. Face it, sidewalks are meant for on foot traffic, and are bound to get dirty.

As for front yards, fence it. I still get the dumb neighbor kids throwing trash into my yard, but there's no strange dog piss or shit.
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Old 07-03-2012, 04:11 AM   #15
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That's just insane. Birds poop, dogs pee, stuff happens. It's a sidewalk. Amy pees in people's yards too. It happens.
yep and in my neighborhood there is spit, blood (on a regular basis) and graffiti, condoms. a little dog pee is definately not the worst thing you could possibly step on here.

that all said my neighbors are pretty quiet but we have a dirty public park attached to our neighborhood that ruins our sidewalks i don't actually live in the ghetto just the outskirts.
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Old 07-03-2012, 04:59 AM   #16
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yep and in my neighborhood there is spit, blood (on a regular basis) and graffiti, condoms. a little dog pee is definately not the worst thing you could possibly step on here.
Same here! But if the guy comes out and says " please dont let your dog pee on my walk" I'll be like OK and not let her pee in front of his house. At first I was confused as to why he was mad, since it WASNT poop!
I just dont GET it, grass- yes, but sidewalks?
Now I'm paranoid about someone yelling at me again, There really is no walking in the streets, I guess we could do it up and down the side streets.
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Old 08-02-2012, 03:11 PM   #17
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yep and in my neighborhood there is spit, blood (on a regular basis) and graffiti, condoms. a little dog pee is definately not the worst thing you could possibly step on here.

that all said my neighbors are pretty quiet but we have a dirty public park attached to our neighborhood that ruins our sidewalks i don't actually live in the ghetto just the outskirts.
I live in a nice neighborhood, but we're a few blocks from the main road and across the main road is the last of the ghetto apartments in my area. I thought by buying back int he neighborhood I wouldn't have to deal with any crap. WRONG! When the apartments took down their basketball hoops and playground equipment the "kids" (usually the older teens) started coming to the playground at the end of my block. As these "kids" get older, they start coming at night to play ball, get drunk/high and try to hook up.

We have found used needles, broken liquor bottles, used condoms, X rated graffiti on the schoolyard equipment, all kinds of chip and candy wrappers, soda and water bottles, clothing... I'd be happy if all I had to worry about was dog pee. Seriously. It got so bad the janitor and his maintenance staff have to come to work early during the warm seasons and clean the playground before the kids start coming to school to keep them safe.

Thankfully, since my front door top window has no screen and my dogs like to look out the window a LOT, I never find any crap near my house. The hoodrats are too afraid of my dogs and cross the street a couple houses down. I ain't about to tell them my dogs are ridiculously friendly. They can keep crossing over, rofl.
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Old 08-02-2012, 06:51 PM   #18
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If my dog liked to pee on the sidewalk, I'd carry a water bottle with me and use it to wash the sidewalk. A cap full of bleach in a water bottle is a good idea -- it will disinfect your water bottle, too -- just don't drink from it.
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Old 08-02-2012, 08:44 PM   #19
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I live in a nice neighborhood, but we're a few blocks from the main road and across the main road is the last of the ghetto apartments in my area. I thought by buying back int he neighborhood I wouldn't have to deal with any crap. WRONG! When the apartments took down their basketball hoops and playground equipment the "kids" (usually the older teens) started coming to the playground at the end of my block. As these "kids" get older, they start coming at night to play ball, get drunk/high and try to hook up.

We have found used needles, broken liquor bottles, used condoms, X rated graffiti on the schoolyard equipment, all kinds of chip and candy wrappers, soda and water bottles, clothing... I'd be happy if all I had to worry about was dog pee. Seriously. It got so bad the janitor and his maintenance staff have to come to work early during the warm seasons and clean the playground before the kids start coming to school to keep them safe.

Thankfully, since my front door top window has no screen and my dogs like to look out the window a LOT, I never find any crap near my house. The hoodrats are too afraid of my dogs and cross the street a couple houses down. I ain't about to tell them my dogs are ridiculously friendly. They can keep crossing over, rofl.
that sounds very much like our neighborhood. i counted on my walk today 3 different places vomit. I am really thinking about not walking Peanut anymore if i find more of this yuck. the city just re did some sidewalks and covered up a swasticka (spelling) and where they covered that up the next day someone wrote white boys on it..brand new sidewalk
all my neighbors are really nice and we stop to talk to most everyone but the gross park has some aweful people that cut thru the neighborhood and leave all kinds of nasty things. the other day there was even a small baggie with some sort of white thing inside it that finally got picked up by the streesweeper today. Peanut will NOT walk in that park we have tried taking him a few different times and he PULLS to get out of it and he always walks on a heel otherwise.
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Old 08-02-2012, 09:47 PM   #20
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Do they not realize that raccoons, squirrels, rats etc piss and crap all over their lawns and house never even mind the side walk.
Here the end of someone's lawn is considered city property and the side walks are also city property.
I guess I'd be that bitch owner who told the guy to shove it cause it's not his property.
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