School Under Fire For Telling Cheerleader To Cover Up Uniform
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Picking up after your dog is literally Dog 101
We’ve touched on the standard expectations for dog owners before, especially around picking up after Fido when they poop. Not only is it common decency, but it’s also downright rude not to.
Not only can dog excrement be harmful to the environment, but it can also negatively impact human health. Dog waste doesn’t decompose and all is said and done, instead, all the bacteria and nutrients can end up leeching into local waterways.
Not to mention, there are diseases that can be transmitted from dog poop to humans through contact with the soil. Picking up after your dog extends much further than just being a considerate pet owner.
So, what happens if you find yourself living next door to someone who not only neglects to pick up after their pooch but also allows them to roam freely with little to no supervision? One Redditor found themselves in such a situation and came up with a simple and ingenious way to handle it.
User FriskeCrisps turned to Reddit’s famous AITA community to double-check their handling of the poop their neighbor's dog leaves in their yard. After multiple instances, FriskeCrisps decided to deliver a very clear message.
They bagged up several piles of poop and brought them directly to their neighbor. And while that should have been the end of the story, it wasn’t.
Keep scrolling to read the full story and how Reddit ultimately rated FrsikeCrisps on the A-hole scale.
Setting the scene a bit, OP explains that their neighbors got a dog a few years ago and while initially, they had no issues, this last year brought some troubles. However, the neighbors stopped actively taking their dog out and started letting it roam free.
Fed up, they bagged up the poops and hand-delivered it to the neighbor-husband, reminding him to clean up after their dog, and assumed that was that.
A week after the return of the poop, OP gets stopped by the neighbor-wife. She tells OP that she felt offended that OP didn't just talk to them first, explaining that their household is hectic with their children and that sometimes they just forget to secure their dog appropriately.
The interaction left OP confused as to whether or not they had made an A-hole move.
What do you think you might have done in the same situation? Would you have attempted to talk to your neighbors first, or do you like how OP handled the issue? We all try to rise above the situation but it is so hard sometimes.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below, and if you’re a dog owner, be sure you’re picking up after your pooch!