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TiltonBB · 08-30-2012, 07:30 AM

I have rental property on the lake and more than half of the tenants have dogs. Some owners are better than others about cleaning up after their pets. Every time I go to the property to mow the lawn or repair something I notice new piles. I knock on doors, ask again that they pick up after their pets, and every tenant insists it is not their dog. I have never seen a strange dog on the property and the propblem only started after tenants with dogs moved in.

So............I know of condo associations in Florida that DNA test the dog when it shows up and then DNA test any piles left behind to see who's dog is responsible. Then they hit the dog owner with a fine. Good plan?

08-30-2012, 07:30 AM	#2
TiltonBB Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Gilford, NH and Florida Posts: 3,067 Thanks: 726 Thanked 2,236 Times in 956 Posts	Cleaning Up I have rental property on the lake and more than half of the tenants have dogs. Some owners are better than others about cleaning up after their pets. Every time I go to the property to mow the lawn or repair something I notice new piles. I knock on doors, ask again that they pick up after their pets, and every tenant insists it is not their dog. I have never seen a strange dog on the property and the propblem only started after tenants with dogs moved in. So............I know of condo associations in Florida that DNA test the dog when it shows up and then DNA test any piles left behind to see who's dog is responsible. Then they hit the dog owner with a fine. Good plan?