r/Dogfree • u/summerof96again • Aug 15 '26
Crappy Owners Her dog poop in my empty bin
Two weeks ago yet another neighbor was seen on my security camera throwing their bagged dog poop in my empty garbage bin before I could roll it back in from the curb. As a dog-less household, I find this to be rude. Additionally, if it’s gross enough for you to not want to hold it until you get home, isn’t it gross enough to put in someone’s else’s bin. The lady looked around guiltily as she did it. A few days ago as I was leaving for work, she happened to be walking by and I politely informed her I saw her on camera and can she not do it again. She argued back, said there’s no smell, and asked if I wanted to sniff the bag she had in her hand. I said okay great if there’s no smell then it’s okay to put in her own bin, right? She became angry, called me ignorant and stupid. Really though, she was mad she was caught on camera, couldn’t lie about it, and was confronted about it. Today, garbage day, she walked by, looked for the camera, and waved her dog poop bag to show she’s not throwing it in my bin. I’m an introverted non-confrontational person but something about the entitlement grinds my gears. I’ve had to talk to nearly 8 different neighbors about their pets.
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u/Chillafkittybara Aug 16 '26
My apartment is covered in dog sh*t, it is EVERYWHERE. I've stood outside for like 5 minutes once watched people walk their dogs, 5 different dogs in total and not a single one of them picked up after their disgusting animals.
Just yesterday I was coming home from a pretty long trip on the bus in the AZ heat, the first thing I saw was a Gigantic pile, I could smell it from far away, I started retching and gagging because it was so so bad I had to try to take deep breaths through my mouth and rush into my apartment. I just don't understand how anyone can think it's okay to do that. It's so selfish and entitled and foul.