Dogs off leads

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MissMoneypenny wrote: »

Cats have a nasty habit of messing in places such as childrens sandpits and gardeners vegetable plots if their owners won't provided them with a clean cat tray.

I have owned many cats and dogs over the years and always cleaned up their mess and disposed of it safely, as well as making sure they were all up to date with their worming. I'm not sure why some people get pets if they think it is ok to let their pet (dogs and cats) mess in someone elses garden. Lazyness?

I previously had outdoor cats that would 'hold on' rather than go in the (clean) litter tray or outside in the pouring rain! How on earth do you stop an outdoor cat going in someone else's garden or clean up after them? Do you follow them around all the time?

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becominganobsessivesaver wrote: »

Not sure whether this is the best place but thought someone might have some advice!
A new neighbour has recently moved in a couple of doors down and are letting their dog run round without a lead whilst not being supervised. We've had to move poo off our front lawn, which isn't pleasant and are also wary as we have a toddler.
We've had a word with them and they were quite responsive but still seem to be letting him out. We don't want to fall out with them but want to keep our life as pleasant as possible!

Not the most grown up or advisable advice *But i would return to senders owner* Im sure the message would hit home.............