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Originally posted by Lazybug:
I'm absolutely furious beyond belief.

For the 3rd time this month there is the biggest pile of dog poo on my front garden lawn and this time I couldn't stop my 2 year old from running through it with her baby's buggy - so now she got it in her crocks between her toes up her legs and all over the wheels and frame of her toy buggy!

It bloody stinks!

I am so pissed off. Who in their right mind would let a dog crap in someones garden?? You can see that a child lives there too. It beggars belief it really does.

What can I do?? I want to get CCTV to catch the bugger but hubby says I can't do that... I can and will if it happens again. I will find out who it is track them down and shove their dogs shit through their letterbox!

Sorry I just needed to vent after cleaning up and I can still smell it now!

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I want to get CCTV to catch the bugger but hubby says I can't do that...

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:
Oh no... not 'crocs' ?!

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Originally posted by Sunnie:
Why can't you get CCTV? As long as it's not pointing onto anyone's else property it's not against the law.

Sorry about the poo though, what a bummer

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Originally posted by Lazybug:

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:
Oh no... not 'crocs' ?!

Lol they're not real Crocks

Best shoes for a toddler as they can be washed totally thankfully!

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Originally posted by kasper:
It could be a stray dog or even a fox

We have a fox that does the most horendous piles just at the top of our path we have put all sorts down to try and stop it but we have to be careful as we have two dogs of our own.

They have been trained to do what they need to do in the yard at home we very rarely have to clean up whilst we are out

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Originally posted by Demantoid:

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Originally posted by Lazybug:

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:
Oh no... not 'crocs' ?!

Lol they're not real Crocks

Best shoes for a toddler as they can be washed totally thankfully!

Be warned, some people in this place are very snooty about Crocs

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Originally posted by Demantoid:
Loving the ads that react
Now have the "try flushable dog poo bags" one at the top of the page, with an adorable golden retriever puppy

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Originally posted by Lazybug:

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:
Oh no... not 'crocs' ?!

Lol they're not real Crocks

Best shoes for a toddler as they can be washed totally thankfully!

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Originally posted by Demantoid:
Loving the ads that react
Now have the "try flushable dog poo bags" one at the top of the page, with an adorable golden retriever puppy

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Originally posted by Demantoid:

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I want to get CCTV to catch the bugger but hubby says I can't do that...

Yes you can. Allowing your dog to foul is against the bylaws most councils have in place.
If you have evidence to show the Environmental Health Dept whose pooch it is, the owner can be prosecuted for failing to clear up after it. And if the dog was out alone at the time, for failing to control it.

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Originally posted by Sunnie:
Ladybug, I spoke to the Community person at my local police station and they gave me the phone number of Neighbourhood Watch, it's amazing what goes on without having to have signs up. You may not need to do it yourself, someone may have something going on already that can help.
I use an old VCR and have tapes going from 18.00/06.00, rigged up a cam and a light that triggers and bob's yer uncle.

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I trod in my cat's poo in the garden the other day, in my lovely pink fluffy slippers and then walked it all through the house

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Originally posted by Heartache:

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I trod in my cat's poo in the garden the other day, in my lovely pink fluffy slippers and then walked it all through the house

What about cat sick inside the house, and nothing on your feet.

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Originally posted by Heartache:

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I trod in my cat's poo in the garden the other day, in my lovely pink fluffy slippers and then walked it all through the house

What about cat sick inside the house, and nothing on your feet.

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Originally posted by Twee Surgeon:
Lazybug, there is a little gadget on the market that you can buy which lets out a sonic type noise that scares cats and dogs away from your garden, but humans cannot hear the noise it makes. You can just stick it in the soil/grass in your garden. I got mine from B & Q and it does work.