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#2625682 23-Dec-2020 06:28

Journeyman:

Block up the gap under the fence?

Thats my suggestion. Easy fix, see what happens. If you see the neighbour, Hi there, have you got a minute?

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#2625683 23-Dec-2020 07:08

Journeyman:

Block up the gap under the fence?

Not easy... (example photo of fence... don't have a snap shot of the poop location)

Edit: where the dog is chained up to a tree, the base of the tree has raised the ground, so everything rolls away towards the fence.

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#2625687 23-Dec-2020 07:21

From what I have read, dog poop carries diseases and it is not recommended to put dog poop in the compost bin for the vege garden.

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#2625702 23-Dec-2020 08:34

I still have no idea how dog poop floats across the ground magically and through small gaps in a fence. Defies all logic. Maybe older dried poop when hit with a lawnmower? The whole scenario seems very odd.

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#2625705 23-Dec-2020 08:46

On the picture you showed, it would be pretty obvious if you were mowing over poop, even in the moderately long grass. Perhaps it's not that?

Either way, you have some workable solutions, let us know how you get on.

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#2625715 23-Dec-2020 09:04

scuwp: I still have no idea how dog poop floats across the ground magically and through small gaps in a fence. Defies all logic. Maybe older dried poop when hit with a lawnmower? The whole scenario seems very odd.

Maybe the neighbour only does a partial clean up and and leaves some poop behind in the gaps in the fence. Maybe they just run their mower over the poop and spread it around.... I have not seen how it moves about... definitely big lumps of poop have been found in the grass that my mower finds...

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#2625716 23-Dec-2020 09:10

networkn:

On the picture you showed, it would be pretty obvious if you were mowing over poop, even in the moderately long grass. Perhaps it's not that?

Either way, you have some workable solutions, let us know how you get on.

I am going with the simplest, easiest and no hassle solution: wear a mask when mowing the grass that has poop in it...

Thanks to everyone for your help and suggestions. :-)

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#2625764 23-Dec-2020 10:33

Have you considered burning down the fence?

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#2625833 23-Dec-2020 11:21

Poor dog.

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#2625887 23-Dec-2020 12:30

Not easy... (example photo of fence... don't have a snap shot of the poop location)

Easy enough to screw some ply over the affected area.

Btw, the edge near the fence, is that concrete or weedkill with nothing growing there?

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#2625891 23-Dec-2020 12:44

I would suggest putting some fine mesh on the fence in the area the dog resides. eg wind break mesh. This would stop it coming through the fence. Have you ruled out cats coming on your property? Mitre 10 and alike sell cat repellent. If you put it around the area it will change the cat habit.

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#2625909 23-Dec-2020 13:40

Gordy7:

Journeyman:

Block up the gap under the fence?

Not easy... (example photo of fence... don't have a snap shot of the poop location)

Edit: where the dog is chained up to a tree, the base of the tree has raised the ground, so everything rolls away towards the fence.

Doesn't seem that hard. Nail a board across the bottom.

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#2625911 23-Dec-2020 13:42

scuwp: I still have no idea how dog poop floats across the ground magically and through small gaps in a fence. Defies all logic. Maybe older dried poop when hit with a lawnmower? The whole scenario seems very odd.

Is this your polite way of saying the neighbour is chucking the poo over the fence? Because if it is, I agree that's probably what is happening.

That, or it's dog wee running under the fence.