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wolf is also a treat.  But not that you might want as a pet.
 
 CH> That's what I thought. There's been a custom in some places of laying
 CH> it out to deter and stop neighboring dogs from doing their business on
 CH> one's yard.

 Yes seen that here...I am a victim of my neighbour's dog too.
Glad I have not seen a case of posion for a dog for pooping here.

 CH> I did it a different way. At a residence in Rochester, NY, A nice
 CH> quite neighborhood. OUr neighbors old bloodhound (not sure what it was
 CH> but it was very fat and old) would meander over to our front yard every
 CH> single morning like clock work to do his poop. Now it's not the dog's
 CH> fault. It's natural for them to go poop outside their own territory
 CH> and they don't know about yards and neighbors.  So one fine day we
 CH> were sitting out back enjoying our above ground pool when I happened to
 CH> say rather not quietly (and water carries sound you know)... I wish
 CH> they (Our neighbors) would keep their dog in their own yard...)
 CH> VIOLA they finally put up a backyard fence! Ta dah!!!!!
 CH> I think perhaps dog owners just don't notice where their dog is going
 CH> until it's pointed out to them in one way or another.
 CH> Everywhere we have lived except here where all the back yards are
 CH> fenced in, and there's a poop  pick up law as well as a leash law...
 CH> there has been a wandering dog or two and our yard was alwaays a
 CH> favorite.

  Very familar... and I think they all have the message now...have not
stepped in or picked up their poop for weeks.
 
well have to go his highness is at the door ... timeout

ttfn

Peter



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