Precious lawn owners

I wouldn't leave dog crap anywhere if I could pick it up instead.

Was this grass between the pavement and road? If so, Ip'm surprised it's her land and l would have assumed it was council land. I've never known it not to be. You should be able to check it on the Land Register.

I am certainly not a precious lawn owner. That comment in itself is rude.

These are the reasons, I would be annoyed:

Dog poo can be dangerous to humans, wildlife, and the environment because it can contain:
Parasites
Roundworm eggs, which can remain infectious for up to two years. Humans can become infected by accidentally ingesting the eggs or eating food contaminated with soil containing the eggs.
Bacteria
Pathogenic bacteria that can cause intestinal tract infections and diarrhea, such as:
Salmonella
E. coli
Campylobacter
Yersinia
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria

If your dog were to poo on my lawn, I would be raging.
My grandchildren sometimes play on it.

If in doubt don’t.

Your actions would be considered so rude to most decent people that I’m struggling to believe this is genuine. But I’ll take it at face value…I’d hate to be your neighbour!

I would never let my dog poo on a piece of grass immediately in front of somebody’s house. It doesn’t matter if it’s open plan, it’s just common courtesy.

The thread is called, Precious Lawn Owners so you clearly knew it was theirs.

Where I live, it is open plan, and we are not allowed to fence the front section. My ex-neighbours owned 2 large dogs but never exercised them and allowed them to do their business on my lawn.

I own a large expanse and the grass cutter refused to cut the grass because the poo was never picked up. They have moved on but the grass cutter never returned.

I wouldn't have let my dog do it

Very rude and a total lack of respect. Our first house had an open plan garden and one woman (not a lady) let her dog poo there all the time because she said it was open plan. Dh riposted do it again and I’ll shoot it. She never did it again. Why do you have to get nasty to get people do the decent thing?

Yes you are very rude. As you do not know to whom the grass belongs you have no right to use it. use your own grass, not that of other people.

I would add that I know lots of dogs who do their business on my driveway as I live on a fairly busy road. You can't tell where my private property starts and public property ends.