We have a lane at the back of our house where people let their dogs poo,without picking it up. If we sprinkle a wateringcan full of diluted Jeyes fluid,over the ground,the dogs dont like the smell. A polite notice asking for it to be picked up was ignored,and as the adjacent piece of lane is ours,with regular use,we thought it was justified. It doesnt seem to kill the weeds so I think its the beautiful aroma of the Jeyes that they dont like sniffing!
The whole truth is an instrument that can only be played by an expert.
Jeyes Fluid is a deadly poison for cats (and other animals) even when diluted ... and for some reason cats like the taste of it ... it causes an agonising death.
It should never be used for any other than the purposes described on the container.
“I am not lost, for I know where I am. But however, where I am may be lost.” Winnie the Pooh
For persistent offenders I would take the dog off them and take it to the RSPB....sorry i meant Dogs Home and give it to a family who will "own " it properly.
Im afriad that in Liberal Britain we are far too soft on some folk.
I think the RSPB are a bit busy protecting birds to get involved with disputes about dogs.
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We have a lane at the back of our house where people let their dogs poo,without picking it up. If we sprinkle a wateringcan full of diluted Jeyes fluid,over the ground,the dogs dont like the smell. A polite notice asking for it to be picked up was ignored,and as the adjacent piece of lane is ours,with regular use,we thought it was justified. It doesnt seem to kill the weeds so I think its the beautiful aroma of the Jeyes that they dont like sniffing!
It should never be used for any other than the purposes described on the container.