Dogs/neighbors, A crappy situation.

[purpless77.livejournal.com]

My friend lives a few streets over and she's been having a lot of problems with her neighbors and their dogs. First the neighbors were walking their dogs through her drive way. She spoke to them more then once telling them to stop and after speaking to them even caught them running off from the driveway once they saw her coming. She doesn't have a problem with them or dogs and didn't want to cause any. But also didn't want the smell and stains of urine and her land lord might assume one of them has a dog when none of them do as it is private property.
Now someone is throwing bags of dog crap into her drive way. Though she has an idea of a few it could be, with so many dogs now in the area she isn't 100% sure. There are also a few apartment buildings around and she isn't exactly sure of the exact apartment IF it is one of them. There are a few other suspects in the neighborhood as well. What if anything could she do about this? She was going to call Animal control but doesn't want to call on the wrong person. Should she report it anyways?
Thanks for any advice I can pass onto her.

Comments

[dancingdeer.livejournal.com]

Sorry. I can't believe this one. Anyone who has a dog on a leash and is actually paying attention to their dog while out walking should be able to pick up the poop whatever the conditions. We have never failed to pick up after our dog, no matter how deep into a snowbank (it just sinks right in, but the hole is pretty darn obvious, especially if you're standing there watching him do it). If it's dark, bring a flashlight.

There are a lot of irresponsible owners out my way, too, but still a lot of responsible ones.

Sorry you're not walking Kosh anymore. Walks are often nice.
But boy do I sometimes wish we had a yard. :)

[koshmom.livejournal.com]

yeah, Kosh is getting older and slower. I'm more fortunite to have a dog that is totally reliable on recal and have a yard. And it's so much easier to just let him use the yard and pick up the whole week's worth in daylight in one batch, rather than go out in the freezing cold in the wee hours and follow him with a bag.