Cat poop or wild animal droppings? Warning; pile picture!

Morning,
ouch, what have I started here...

No worries! We're just chatting while waiting for your pictures.

People, I didn’t want to start a fundamental discussion "cats or other critters against the rest of the world," that’s hopeless anyway. For 99.9% of all animal owners (whether dog, cat, horse, hamster, or goldfish), their animal is the dearest thing in the world, does nothing wrong, makes no noise, doesn’t poop, doesn’t stink, doesn’t eat or bite anyone, and anyway, anyone who doesn’t also think their darling is totally great is a very bad person.

Tolerance toward the creature is always gladly demanded, but at the same time it is not tolerated that other people don’t like having little piles on their lawn, don’t like being simply licked, and don’t want to be run over.

That an animal is always a personal hobby and that with one’s hobby (whatever it is) one should not annoy other people is unfortunately often forgotten. The personal right to free development must have limits where I disturb, restrict, or even harm other people with it. After all, very few people think of playing the trumpet in the garden at 2:00 a.m.

Such a beautiful text! Replace "animal," "cat," "critters," etc. with child and you’ll get 100% my opinion!

Yes, but with children you just can't say anything.....when they jump on the trampoline until late at night or tramp on the neighbor's head until 2:00 AM in the rental apartment: they're just children....you can't educate them, there's nothing you can do

I find the discussion very interesting. Let's

Regarding the topic of owning gun parts: I know it from paintball markers. They are not weapons, but they have gun parts (the barrel, for example) and must be treated the same way. In paintball, an E-grip that allows full-auto is not allowed. That means the MOUNTED E-grip (regardless of whether it is functional or not). Of course, I can have that part lying around in boxes at home. I can imagine it is similar with the lever.

: I even taught my dog commands like sit and stay. People might look silly at that, but my dog handles it extremely well. With "Stay!" he immediately understands the command behind it. A "Please stay here for a moment" seems to have been just a suggestion to him.

Such a beautiful text! Replace "animal," "cat," "critters," etc. with child and you’ll hit 100% my opinion!

Now please not the "my animals are better than your children" discussion as well.

My two children have never bitten anyone and will not do so in the future either. They also do not go into other people’s gardens, don’t eat birds (except for grilled chicken), don’t knock people over, don’t lick your face, and usually don’t bark either. And if they scratch the neighbor’s car, unlike most pet owners, I take responsibility for it.

And I at least try to educate my children and don’t just say "that’s just the nature of cats/horses/dogs/goldfish...". It doesn’t always work, but there are occasional improvements...

If children stomp around at night in an apartment building: take comfort, you can be SURE that it annoys the parents even more than you. If a child cries half the night, take comfort, the parents certainly suffer even more than you.

And if you think you have the perfect recipe to make children sleep from 8:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m.: get it patented and you will become very, very rich. Because everyone is looking for that! Me too!

However, letting children stay on the trampoline until late at night really does not work; there should slowly be some quiet starting at 8:00 p.m.

Best regards,

Andreas

Now please not the "my animals are better than your children" discussion too.

He says and then comes this....

My two children have never bitten anyone and will not do so in the future. They also don’t go in other people’s gardens, they don’t eat birds (except grilled chicken), they don’t knock anyone down, they don’t lick your face, and they normally don’t bark either.
And if they scratch the neighbor’s car, unlike most pet owners, I take responsibility for it.

Hmm, what about screaming around? Breaking things? Throwing balls into the neighbor’s yard? I’m sure I can think of some more examples if I felt like it...

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If the cat goes in your garden at night: comfort yourself, you can be SURE that it annoys the cat owners even more than you. If a cat just poops on the lawn, comfort yourself, the cat owners certainly suffer even more than you.

And if you think you have the perfect recipe to stop cats from pooping on the lawn: get it patented and then you will become very, very rich. Because everyone is looking for that! Me too!

So nice!

I find the discussion very interesting. Let's

: I even taught my son commands like sit and stay. People may look silly at that, but my son handles it excellently. With "Stay!" he immediately understands the command behind it. A "Please just stand here" basically seems to be just a suggestion to him.

With us it is stop. Loud, clear, sharp - works. Please stay by the street and wait - doesn't get through