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A neighbor of mine lets their doberman run the streets 24/7 the dog nearly gets hit by cars multiple times a day.I was walking my dog one morning as she runs up growling and barking at me and my dog. Shes not friendly making things so much worse.The owners never do any thing about her.I dont know what todo as she has tryed at my chickens mulitple times. |
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Wind Ridge Elites said:
A neighbor of mine lets their doberman run the streets 24/7 the dog nearly gets hit by cars multiple times a day.I was walking my dog one morning as she runs up growling and barking at me and my dog. Shes not friendly making things so much worse.The owners never do any thing about her.I dont know what todo as she has tryed at my chickens mulitple times.
I would call animal control on them, their dog is going to get killed one day either by a car or by someone protecting themselves/their animals |
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Yes we have tryed this unfortunately animal control has failed todo anything about her since this was when she only got out on occasion's.The first evening she was at the chicken coop i confronted the owners, like expected they had only kept her inside for 2 days before letting her loose again.Im very done with this issue it's gotten out of control im tempted to report to animal control again though they probably won't do anything about it. |
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Wind Ridge Elites said:
Yes we have tryed this unfortunately animal control has failed todo anything about her since this was when she only got out on occasion's.The first evening she was at the chicken coop i confronted the owners, like expected they had only kept her inside for 2 days before letting her loose again.Im very done with this issue it's gotten out of control im tempted to report to animal control again though they probably won't do anything about it.
This is sort of a pain in the ass solution, but have you considered putting up hotwire around your chicken pen? It won't permanently damage the dog but will discourage even persistent dogs from getting in. A couple strands at ground, chest, nose, and jumping height are usually enough. Not a permanent solution but it can help until you get animal control on the stick |
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Yes i will definitly have to try this,this dog is on my last nerve.Thank you<3 |
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Lucky and I are safe. As far as I know, the dogs are still missing. Theres been thankfully less creepy people, but it fluctuates. It annoys me how stupid and careless our neighbors are though, letting their lovely young indoor cat run around outside and leaving her out at night -_- We've been feeding the poor dear. And the other neighbors not locking the back gate... *sigh* We've been looking for a different place to live, a place that we would own. Going to look at a place I hope this weekend. . Thank you everyone being so nice. I'm sorry that other people also struggle with similar things! It stinks :( |
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A grape said:
Lucky and I are safe. As far as I know, the dogs are still missing. Theres been thankfully less creepy people, but it fluctuates. It annoys me how stupid and careless our neighbors are though, letting their lovely young indoor cat run around outside and leaving her out at night -_- We've been feeding the poor dear. And the other neighbors not locking the back gate... *sigh* We've been looking for a different place to live, a place that we would own. Going to look at a place I hope this weekend. . Thank you everyone being so nice. I'm sorry that other people also struggle with similar things! It stinks :(
Unfortunately i feel ya with the stoopid neighbors ,thank fully where i live we are more spread out.However it doesn't change the fact that they are still careless about their animals. |
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