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Dog Trespassing in my yard...

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What can I do about this?

 

Pretty sure I can't shoot it...JK don't get all worked up!

 

Dog lives next door, the problem I have is the neighbor continually walking the dog in my yard to do his business.

 

I've spoken to all three residents next door and all have said they understand I don't want that dog crapping in my yard. I also told them that if it attacked my dog I would shoot it, they said they only walk it on a leash. This morning I was about to let my dog out and there is the dog and one of the neighbors in my back yard and the dog was off leash.

 

If speaking to the homeowner next door again doesn't work do, I have any other recourse in keeping that dog out of my yard?

 

Some history on the dog-

The dog in the past has attacked a dog being walked on a leash by a little girl, in the street.

Has chased my dog once when it was off leash.

Pulled neighbor into my yard trying to get to my dog once when it was on leash.

Charged my truck so hard that it rammed head first into on of my tires, trying to bite my truck.

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I had the same issue. After speaking the with dog owner, the city dog catcher, county dog catcher and the police to no avail, I told all that I would have to put it down if it was on my property again. I hate that I had to say it, but when a dog endangers the well being of my family, I have to do what is necessary.

 

Thankfully, my neighbors finally kept the dog inside their fence. Their dog was far too aggresive to be out and about in a neighborhood.

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Neighbors don't have a fence, they have a dog run with a cable between two trees. They rarely attach him too it, because they think he's of no danger. Yet he has ran off of his property to attack a dog, to try to attack a second dog and to attack a truck driving by.

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Does your city not have leash laws, am assuming?

 

I'm not sure...that would be a good thing to check on. Do most leash laws impact dogs in their own yards? Or just if they are out of it.

Sounds like you need to buy a bb gun.

This might seem mean...but I had a friend with a similar problem. He bought a BB gun and every time he saw the dog in his yard, he discretely shot at it from a cracked window. Not something I would do personally, but it worked for him.

I'm not sure...that would be a good thing to check on. Do most leash laws impact dogs in their own yards? Or just if they are out of it.

 

Only when they're out of it.

A bb gun will fix the problem quick.

Tell your neighbor you're going to litter your yard with little sausages stuffed with laxatives.

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Check Ordinances...none about leashes

Neighbors don't have a fence, they have a dog run with a cable between two trees. They rarely attach him too it, because they think he's of no danger. Yet he has ran off of his property to attack a dog, to try to attack a second dog and to attack a truck driving by.

 

Well, if he keeps attacking vehicles he won't be long for this world. And if he is that much of a problem, and he came at my vehicle...well...things could happen...just sayin'

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Tell your neighbor you're going to litter your yard with little sausages stuffed with laxatives.

I like that idea!

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I'm pretty sure someone in the neighborhood may have pepper sprayed him...may have to get one of those Dog the Bounty Hunter Bear Mace dispensers that look like a fire extinguisher...that may break him.

 

Honestly I put this more on the people than the dog.

What kind of dog is it?

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