Likewise continue to be irritated by the couple not resident on our road who park outside our house as it is most convenient for them when there is ample space on the road elsewhere in the immediate vicinity that is not outside a resident's house. And I am 99% certain that they do it deliberately to wind me up. If they subsequently moved their car asap to a vacant nearby spot that's fine - as that's what other residents do - but not this couple. Aaaand relax.
Put a dropped kerb in and off road parking. Problem solved.
1. Why do you think they are winding you up?
They don’t give a monkey’s…parking outside our house is convenient for them even though they don’t live on our road - and they don’t care that their parking might cause us an inconvenience. And of course they are allowed…but most of the time they don’t have to. The residents of our road try to avoid parking outside another’s house. It’s often unavoidable, but we move as soon as we can. This couple don’t bother - it’s not as if they don’t know…they know. They persist.
Park your vehicle in that spot?
Sounds like you need to move for your sanity.
We try...if we can before they do. Usually plenty of parking closer to their front door - parking that they choose not to use.
No issue with it, I spent a lot of time in Germany and dogs were welcome pretty much everywhere.
My only issue is that every dog owner thinks their dog is suitable to take to a pub or restaurant. They are not. Seen so many dogs that don't like crowds, strangers, other dogs or who simply will do sit quietly brought to our village pub.
I would think you are far more likely to get a bug as a result of poor hygiene practices by the humans preparing your food than from a hound that happens to be in the building.
And I've witnessed hundreds of humans in pubs and restaurants who shouldn't have been allowed outside without supervision. Maybe 2 dogs and they were both being supervised; just badly.
What rubbish!
Not the most logical and persuasive argument that I’ve heard.
