My neighbor is not going to be happy that your dog is urinating on his mailbox.
I find it interesting that people think they can let their dogs use private property to relieve themselves. If my dogs step on someone’s grass/driveway or show interest in their trees/mailboxes they are corrected. The best videos are when my neighbor comes running outside to yell at them
@liberalsrlocusts In New Jersey there are laws commonly known as municipal “pooper-scooper” ordinances. Your dog is not allowed to urinate or defecate on another’s property including driveways, lawns, landscaping and other items that come in contact with human hands. Fines start at $50 and go up to $1000. In addition to being a public health hazard, it causes property damage and is inconsiderate. As a dog owner myself, I love my dogs. They are part of the family, but also a responsibility - allowing them to use the bathroom wherever they want shows a lack of training, control and proper leash management (some of the most effective ways of keeping your canine companion safe).
Then where are dogs suppose to urinate? Concrete or public toilets? “Pooper scooper laws” give me a break dude. Dogs pee where they want. We have similar laws here not one says a dog can’t pee on someone’s lawn. There’s no property that doesn’t belong to someone. Don’t piss on me and tell me it’s raining I’m not that ignorant. If you really spend this much time justify your post you really have no life.
What you mean to say is your dogs pee wherever they’d like and in your opinion that’s ok.
Where I live there are laws that say it’s unacceptable. It’s not my opinion or interpretation and doesn’t need my justification. I was just trying to help educate someone who had questions. I’m a veterinarian so animal wellfare and well-being is my professional life.
Go ahead cite me the law. There’s no such thing…. Sorry it’s just picking up poop. Dude you’d argue the world is flat till the day you die. Absolutely no law exists that says dogs can’t go potty on the grassy knoll. Get a life.
§ 105-29 Defecation on public or private property.
No person owning or in charge of any dog or cat shall cause or allow such dog or cat to soil, defile, defecate on or commit any nuisance on any common thoroughfare, sidewalk, beach, passageway, bypath, play area, park or any place where people congregate or walk, or upon any public property whatsoever, or upon any private property without the permission of the owner of said private property.
§ 5-7 PET WASTE.
[Ord. #05-1174, S 1]
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No owner or keeper of any pet shall cause, suffer, permit, allow such pet to soil, defile, defecate on or create any nuisance upon any common thoroughfare, street, sidewalk, passageway, road bypass, play area, park or any other place where people congregate or walk upon any public property whatsoever, or upon any private property without the permission of the owner of the private property.
Exactly. Poop not pee thanks for waisting your time and proving me RIGHT! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahsbshshsbsbshhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaga
@liberalsrlocusts “Soiling- the physical contamination of a surgical site, wound, or environment with bodily fluids, bacteria, or foreign matter. Relevant soils include blood, vomit, urine, and feces.”
Just trying to help by providing the requested information. Feel free to reach out if there is any further confusion. Cheers
Okay call the cops next time and tell me how many prosecutions for dog pee there have been. big L here. Your neighbors lawn ain’t a surgical wound. Typical liberal ignoring direct points never answered my question, where’s the dog suppose to go if not on grass? lol no public toilets eh? Even concrete is owned by someone. You really have no life do you? In your world, dog urine just magically disappears and Kamala Harris is president I’m sure.
I was discussing a dog urinating on my neighbor’s property. You asked for a law that you believed did not exist, and I provided it. No one is being prosecuted over this, but citations are issued, which I have personally witnessed.
Pets are allowed to relieve themselves on their owner’s property, in areas where permission has been granted, or in designated spaces such as dog parks.
My ability to read, interpret, and understand the law has nothing to do with political affiliations, worldviews, or personal opinions.
Also, could you clarify what you mean by “get a life”?
As homeowners, we are responsible for purchasing, installing, and maintaining our mailboxes, lawns, and landscaping. My neighbor should not have to repeatedly reseed his lawn, replace plants, or clean urine stains and odors from his mailbox because someone else failed to properly manage their pet.
I don’t think it is unreasonable to have protections in place to prevent damage to private property and to encourage basic respect for others in the community.
I had a fox marking his area on my driveway wall last night, made me laugh. But it is annoying when dog owners on purpose don’t clean up dog poop and kids step on it (carries disease) especially on private property or on the public pavements. My elderly neighbour, had a pile of dog mess on her driveway edge, which some bad owner had repeatly used as a toilet area. Responsible owners carry a bag and scoop up the mess and take it home to dispose of it. I once heard of someone who was fed up, he gathered all the dog crap and then went to the dog owners house and put it on their property…or was it inside their letter box?
Then call the cops every time a dog pees and watch them laugh at you as you cite the law you’re such an expert at. LOL. Again you ignore everything I say typical toxic social media warrior. lol
I still think there’s some confusion. The video was of my neighbor’s property, not mine, and no one has ever laughed at my neighbor. The police simply did their job, just like everyone else is expected to do. In many smaller municipalities and jurisdictions, a significant portion of the municipal budget is generated through citations and ordinance enforcement.
I’m not claiming to be a legal expert, but I do know how to read and research. You asked if I could cite a law, so I looked it up and provided it for you.
As I mentioned in my original post, I find it interesting that other people may have different points of view, and I’m always open and willing to hear them. I’m not here to put anyone down, attack anyone personally, or create a toxic environment. I simply shared a situation, provided information that was requested and participated in the discussion respectfully.
Are there any other questions you have for me regarding the EufyCam S4? Is there anything else you’d like me to look into for you? Or are there any comments, questions, or concerns you’d like me to pass along to my neighbor?