[Blindtlk] Doggie Doo.

[Julie J]

Yes, exactly what you thought and everyone has agreed with.

I do own my own home and I do allow both my current and retired guide to go 
in the yard off leash.  I pay to have the yard cleaned up twice a week. 
When I am away from home I use the plastic baggie method others have 
described.

Wherever the dog goes it is definitely the owner's responsibility to get it 
cleaned up.

Julie

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mary Mc Gee" <mmcatitude at gmail.com>
To: "'Blind Talk Mailing List'" <blindtlk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Blindtlk] Doggie Doo.


> Dear GD Experts;
>
>            I hope some of you can give me a few answers.  I have beliefs
> about this but I want to make sure I'm correct.
>
>            First, I owe you a little background information.  I have a
> friend who uses a GD, a Lab.  He and his wife live in a mobile home park.
> They have received several notices to cure because their yard contains a
> great amount of doggie doo, which they don't clean up. Notices to cure 
> mean
> comply with the demand therein or be evicted from the park.  After they
> receive one of these notices, they hire someone to clean up the yard and
> it's OK for a little while until the doo accumulates again.  Then they 
> have
> another notice.  Now they've received a letter that the landlord will send
> no more notices but will have the yard periodically cleaned and bill them
> for it.
>
>            When they asked me how to stop the landlord from sending them
> these notices, I said, clean up after your dog.  Aren't GD users taught to
> pick up after the dog at the GD schools?  I always thought so.  This owner
> argues that he can't see the doo, consequently he can't pick it up.  I 
> find
> that hard to believe!  Aren't dog users supposed to go out with their dogs
> so they can pick up after?
>
>            I'm afraid the landlord has a legitimate claim here that he can
> evict them for having a dirty yard or bill them for having the maintenance
> people regularly clean it.  Am I correct?
>
>            This is indeed a weight issue.  Please give your thoughts!
>
>            Thank you very much.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Mary L. McGee
>
>
>
>
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