The threat

Yesterday, I came home from work to find this gem on the door.

It reads “Next time it won’t be in a bag” I’m scared.

After I got over the official “huh?” stage it dawned on me to take a peek inside the bag. Yup. Dog poo.

Apparently, we have neighbors who think my dog poops on their lawn all the time. Definitely not true-How do I know this? Well, my dog is stupid and never poops outside, it’s always gotta be on our bathroom floor (sick, I know-we’re working on it!)

Either way, it’s a pretty funny threat and it made my day.

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Comments

  1. says

    Wow - you have some “aggressive” neighbors. Actually very passive aggressive- I think you could post this hilarious site:

    http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/

    Hope your day gets better than a pile of poop..in a bag…on your door/step…!

  2. says

    LMBO! You crack me up even taking the time to take a picture. What happened to the good old days when you walked over to your neighbors and talked to them with real words. I would of also had a god laugh if I found this on my door step.

  3. says

    The funny thing is, even if it WAS your dog did poop outside, that poop in the bag is WAY bigger than your pug’s poop.

    At least it wasn’t on fire!

    Love,
    Mom

  4. says

    I am sooo sorry.

    Would it be inappropriate to put it on a platter and place it on their door step?

    Gotta love neighbors.
    Not so much poop in the bathroom… unless your dog is getting closer and closer to the toilet.

  5. says

    I have a dog that poos on the bathroom floor too. It’s worse in winter than it is in summer. The people who had him when he was a puppy taught him to go on piddle pads which they kept next to the toilet… i.e. taught him to go in the house. Good thing he’s only 9 lbs. Anyway, shame on your neighbor but it did give you material for a funny post, I guess.

    Necel from the Old House in Texas

  6. says

    You may have thought of this, but if you got him/her to associate rather with the bathroom, a rug (or pee pad) then transitioned him to said rug out doors, maybe that would work. I hope you get it eventually. My dog growing up prefered the soft carpet in my mom’s formal dining room the most.

  7. says

    Oh no! It would almost make me want to leave a cute little poo poo box outside your front door for ‘next time’. With a little “Thank you for depositing my dogs poop HERE… and Have a nice day!”

    Do you think they want their plastic sack back for reusing? I’m glad you will be moving soon! (Love your blog!)

  8. says

    My mom has a similar dog. This one neighbor down the street put the poop in a bag in the mailbox. Now, wouldnt that be a nasty suprise for the mailman if mom had not gotten to it first!
    People can be so stupid.

  9. says

    Oh my goodness-This is funny, but this is absolutely! I work as a Homeowner Association Manager and I get calls about neighbors pets all the time. I cannot understand why people choose to take the time do stuff like this before they just ring the doorbell?!
    ugh.
    I have to check out that passive aggressive website now! haha!

  10. says

    You are so good to have such a fun sense of humor about that!
    I think I would ring their doorbell and say, thanks for the bag o poo, but actuall THIS (showing bag) is what MY dogs poo looks like.. and note to you: I got it off my floor, where she always poos!

    ahhh, i feel better now ;)

  11. says

    OH.MY.GOSH. Really?? Now, I have to say that as much as my neighbor’s dog pooped on my lawn I never once did that. (although I did fling it back into their yard a few times! hehe) Boy, if you were sure that that wasn’t your dog I’d be placing it right back on your neighbor’s front porch with a “don’t trespass” note. But that’s just me :) I’m gonna have to check out that sight that the first person referenced…

  12. says

    LOL! wow…that would have to happen alot before I had the guts to leave a threat like that. If I were you, I’d clear up the confusion before they leave poop on your door step…although how would they transfer it? hold the poop in their hand? hmmm…I’d rather use the bag! Happy Friday!

  13. Anonymous says

    Wow. I’d march that bag o’crap right back on over to them. Inform them of your predicament (ie…”My dog only craps in my house.”) Just as mine only does it in our backyard. Ever. The nerve of some folks. You need to nip in the bud before it gets uglier.

    Folks who don’t clean up after their dog disgust me just as much. Those who toss their dog’s crap in my trash bin even more.

  14. Anonymous says

    Perhaps a sign exhibiting crap left in your yard versus your dog’s crap would be appropriate!

    I have a friend who has a neighbor who walks her dog everyday & allows it to crap in her yard each time. It’s even seen on Google Earth when you google the address.

  15. says

    Just had to tell you that I just found you and I am sitting here cracking up! First of all, your site name is awesome! It’s is so hilarious and creative! …and the dog poop threat, also cracking me up. I’m so glad I found you. : )

    Ashley Keylor
    thekeylorfamily.blogspot.com
    thebusybrush.blogspot.com

  16. Jessie@wire kitchen drawer organizers says

    I truly felt bad about what happened to your day. That same incident also happened to my 2 neighbors which really started war and bitterness in their long time frienship.

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