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Help - hundreds of dog poos in shared garden, and pee in the close
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Unfortunately if I close the back garden door they tend to poo in the close instead (as I’ve tried that before, and found mess outside my door). Despite a letter out and landlords involved no sign of improvement sadly. Plus after that confrontation I’m a bit nervous to attempt catching the dog on camera again.0
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ecstaticstatic wrote: »Unfortunately if I close the back garden door they tend to poo in the close instead (as I’ve tried that before, and found mess outside my door). Despite a letter out and landlords involved no sign of improvement sadly. Plus after that confrontation I’m a bit nervous to attempt catching the dog on camera again.
Man up. You're not doing anything wrong."If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0 -
Is your door closest to the outside door?
I would keep it closed and try to dissuade dogs from the area around my front door - not sure how, maybe others have suggestions? When others are inconvenienced by this they might change.
Has your LL made any progress on getting clean ups organised? Honestly, I think the best way to deal with this is to get it cleaned, and hope the cost encourages a little more cleanliness.0 -
id go and squat down infront of said culprits door and leave my own deposit there.0
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I want to know what a "chapped" door is?0
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\you need an English-Scottish dictionary ......in Bonny Scotland one "chaps" on a door - in England one knocks on a door!0
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