Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2022 3:20pm
I totally agree too!
I think that that people who feel its "ok" to walk their dogs on childrens play parks to allow them to pee and poo is beyond belief! I often see it on my garden, people walking dogs off the lead and the latest being a large alsation dog peeing all over the grass that the children play on - unbelievable!
Given the amount of land we have surrounding the apartments, why are people too lazy to take their dogs over to those areas? Allow their dogs to stretch their legs properly on some of the baron land?
I am a dog owner and would not allow my dogs to continually bark and disturb the peace of my neighbours another point of irrisponsible dog ownership. I would not take my dogs out to deficate on a childrens play park as this is just disgusting. I pick up my dog's poo as it is my responsibility as an owner to do do so, no one wants to see this, walk in it or have their children play on it and nor should they have to.
I walk my dogs on a lead, not every dog is friendly therefore it is an owners responsibility to ensure their dog is safe. If a loose dog ran up to my dogs they would be frightened and show agression hence why my dogs are on a lead therefore keep your own dogs on a lead for their own safety. Dogs fighting due to lack of responsibility from the owner is not nice for anyone. You might know your own dog but you dont know other peoples so keep yours safe!
I also wouldnt leave my dogs out in the baking heat all day barking at everyone and everything as they are hot and distressed. Its 30+ degrees some days! Maybe the owners should sit outsdie in a thick coat all day with a bowl of water (if they are lucky) and see how that feels for them.
Sorry for my rant but your post has definitley struck a chord with me and lazy, irresponsible dog owners give other owners a bad name and in some cases shouldnt be allowed to keep pets. I think there should be a dog-owners association to deal with dog owners on Condado (remember this is not the dogs issue, its the owners). having such an association may help deal with all the issues on-site.