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I cant wait until horses have to follow the same guidelines. When it rains it sticks just like dog poo. Ask any cyclists. Cats never crap in there own garden i'm told. So that's a joy. Dog owners get the most grief because imo it happens the most with the most inconveniences to the the owner and there shoes and the confined space they find them selves in. (pong). I remember as a kid there was crap on every corner, and every lamp post was the hot spot so to speak. On Bidston Hill yesterday I saw a bloke let his big dog do it's thing. The bloke did exactly what Elizabeth mentioned, looked around, fumbled in his pockets, looked around again then walked off. I went up to him and offered him a black bag to pick it up. Oh dear me, I am lucky to be writing this from home rather than Arrowe Park. His dog had done nothing at all apparently so I don't know what I saw coming out the animal's rear. Thanks for that warning. But who would you report it too? I'm guessing that many owners assume the rules apply only to payments, as there are no DO NOT Signs up at Bidston hill that i have seen ? My 2pence Its not a joy for those of us who don't own cats, I'am sick and tired of shovelling cat shit up off my garden, and having to scrub the door way to eradicate the stench of cat pee, a total of 5 cats between the 2 next door properties, they must be cat lovers not, cats shut out all day and night.
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Maybe if you put catnip plant or use the spray, they might just buggar off elsewhere. My dad used to put down tiny pots of ammonia in our garden. One sniff , they were off like a shot and never came back.
Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect. ~Chief Seattle
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We've tried a few things granny, thanks for the tip will give it a try, happy Christmas
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As a dog owner my biggest annoyance is people not picking up after there dogs. I always carry a poo bag even when im not with the dog just out of habit. A while back I was walking my dog in Birkenhead park, it was raining and mid week so I had the park to myself. After 10mins I noticed a council van was following me, then another joined them so I couldn't turn a corner without them being in sight. My dog did his after about 40mins business I picked it up put it in the bin and the vans disappeared  obviously trying to catch me out. Those council vans are always trying to catch people out,usually pensioners who do clean up.I know a couple of pensioners who have been done but they do pick up.Was made up when they got that annoying girl in Vickie park twice,there's another thread about her on here somewhere.
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As a dog owner my biggest annoyance is people not picking up after there dogs. I always carry a poo bag even when im not with the dog just out of habit. A while back I was walking my dog in Birkenhead park, it was raining and mid week so I had the park to myself. After 10mins I noticed a council van was following me, then another joined them so I couldn't turn a corner without them being in sight. My dog did his after about 40mins business I picked it up put it in the bin and the vans disappeared  obviously trying to catch me out. Those council vans are always trying to catch people out,usually pensioners who do clean up.I know a couple of pensioners who have been done but they do pick up.Was made up when they got that annoying girl in Vickie park twice,there's another thread about her on here somewhere. It just amused me that I was the only person in the entire park and they nothing better to do. I kinder remember the thread about the person on vic park. I walk there quite often but I never seen her.
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What about the people that do pick up the poo then hang the bag in a tree, now I think that's worse than not picking it up in the first place
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cat's do not poo or pee on anyone's path doorsteps or pavement's, they will only ever go were there is soft ground or soil to dig a hole and cover it over, as a rule they are very clean animals, unless there locked in anywhere and have no option. and the only time anyone will smell a cat is usually when there's a female in season, and the male spray's testotrone, which is usually in spring
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who's going to clear the reindeer crap off my roof, its the same every bloody year
cos i'm that kinda guy...
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Well we must have very unusual or lazy cats by us, because the stench of tom cat pee is overpowering by our front doorway sometimes, and a few scratch marks around a cat turd doesn't equate to burying, the supposed cat lovers that own these cats stick them out day or night for other people to deal with, one constantly hangs around our back door meowing and is in the house like a shot if you leave the door open, then we have the cats chorus during the night, it really is causing resentment and annoyance,if these people cant look after them then they shouldn't have them as pets.
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I don,t know where you live but Iv'e lived in six locations in england over the years I'm 70 yrs, and apart from the mating season in spring, have never heard a cat's chorus.
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I thought a 'cats chorus' was slang for the noise and howling they do when 'wooing ' the females ....lol
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dool4lit4tle, cats don't do this or that, never heard of a cats chorus, you must be the most uninformed cat expert in the country, thank you missmahjong I thought I was hearing things.
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I thought the cats chorus was when they howl/growl at each other before a fight.
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sorry casper, I have heard of a cat's chorus, but as ZipperClub say,s it,s usually before a fight over a female, when their in season which is in spring, they very rarely fight at other times.
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p.s. missmahjong, say,s as much too.
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