Off the Mark by Mark Parisi for July 12, 2016

Brilliant idea! Just brilliant!

I like it.

So, what are you going to do to keep the cats from spraying down your stuff? Cats can’t read, and their “owners” are nowhere nearby.

I think they walk their dog for exercise – their own and/or their dog’s. The pooping in other people’s yards is a side-effect. But I do sympathize, being a home-owner in a neighborhood that has a lot of active dog owners. Fortunately, they all seem to be very conscientious when it comes to cleaning up after their dogs.

Right!

Read up on 2,4-D. Better buy before it’s outlawed, like Elaine’s sponges.

Pretty sure the lawn and the soil it grows in already has plenty of chemicals…Chemistry of Grass

i very much dislike people who walk their dogs so that their dogs can do their business in other peoples yards.

Most conscientious folks “clean up” after their pets, and any remaining “effluent” containing urea (nitrogen) and other products is actually beneficial to the lawn.

If you have “neighbors” who allow their pets to deposit bodily wastes on your lawn, and do not clean up after the act is completed, I suggest you speak to them…