You're forgiven. Sorry about reacting strongly. You described a scene I am all too familiar with ... dogs left out in a yard full of shit that is ... and owners complaining about the vermin attracted to the mess.i was exaggerating the dog shit which is obvious since i can't have a year and a half of dog shit from a one year old dog. Actually i take my dog to the park twice a day USUALLY. Due to the weather though, the last two or three weeks I've been putting him back there for 15 min or so every couple of hours. not so easy seeing all that shit covered up under snow, but running out there, whatever was under the snow managed to get under and on top of both of my socks
Oleander leaves? where do i go about finding those? Im not against pit bulls at all. As I've stated earlier, I've owned a pit before and he was one of the best dogs I've owned. Maybe i shouldn't have been so pit bull specific, because Id be just as irritated even if it was a chow or something. Also although i used the word "fenceless" there actually is a front and back fence, just no dividing one separating the houses. The house next to me doesn't have a gate which is where he always enters. My dog goes on the leash for a few minutes, where i keep an eye on him, which is why i was able to get out there before things really got bad. Also my when my dog isn't on the leash, he doesn't pass the house dividing line, so he's pretty well trained. I don't just rely on his training though, instead i make sure i watch him while he's out. He has to be sleeping right in the vicinity of my house in some crevice because when i open the door he runs, but then when i look out front, where Id assume he'd run to, i can't find him, but yet his footprints go that far. Guess Im just too slow. Ideally id like to find where he spends a considerable amount of time so i can have a specific location for someone to pick him up, but so far I've proven unsuccessful