Double Sided No Pooping Dog Sign for Yard - Please Keep Off The Grass - Don't Poop in My Yard Sign With Stake

I like that it points out police and camera, pee and poop. I haven’t placed on my lawn yet since the violator moved. It is very thick, I’m sure this will not break any time soon. I’m actually afraid someone will steal it. This was the best one compared to all the others.

These signs are larger than I thought they would be, and I'm pleased about that. They are very bright and can be seen even at a good distance. I'm not sure how they'll hold up, but they did well going into the ground, no weak points or breakage. I just used a small garden-size hand shovel to loosen the ground a bit before pressing these into place. Hoping these deter neighborhood dog walkers from allowing their pets to use my yard as a toilet.

Neighbors like it

I have two of these signs in my front yard and they are highly visible to anyone walking by. So …….., why do people still let their dogs pee on my grass?

The colors on this sign catch the eye so it’s definitely seen. We love that the message is on both sides so people coming from either direction can see it. It is well made, sturdy and just right in size. No one has brought their dog in our yard since my husband put it out.

This sign is used in my front yard to ask neighbors not to allow dogs to use our yard as their potty. The bright color stands out but to read some of the wording one needs to be rather close. I do feel the point comes across. I liked this particular sign because there is wording is on both sides but I am cautious to a degree when inserting into the ground as to not bend the prongs. I think a neighbor got the point!!

The best no poop signs I have ever had. I love the yellow one and the green one. These are a must. I highly recommend them.

It really gets on my nerves when people cant pick up after their pets so hopefully this sign will help them get the message. Rant over....the sign seems to be very well made, its is thick and rigid. Size is perfect....big enough to see whole still being tasteful. When placing it in yard, I first used a shovel to cut a slit in the dirt so I didn't compromise or weaken the sign by forcing it into the ground.