Posted by kcm.MN on June 08, 2017 at 21:12:16 from (174.219.11.146):
In Reply to: neighbours dog posted by 88-1175 on June 08, 2017 at 15:24:44:
I keep reading posts about possible poison, as well as collecting the doggie piles and then placing on the neighbor's front porch or steps. Both of these things are highly bad ideas. The poison thing "should" be easy enough to understand. But for those who don't see anything wrong with returning a little bit of fertilizer from where it originated, I promise you the law would not see things the same way. If the neighbor's dog gets out and poops in your yard, well....too bad. Law enforcement (and the courts!) have much better things to do. If you own or lease the land and you live there, then its your home. And ultimately, you have to watch out for your own best interests. For example, what if it were a raccoon kept coming onto your yard and making a mess? What about a bear? Those are wild animals. But a dog is a pet, and the neighbor's porch and steps (and entire yard) are private property, just as yours are. It is JUST AS ILLEGAL for you to carry dog poo over to your neighbor's yard as it is for you to go next door and put big scratch marks on their car. Why can the dog get away with it? Because it's a dog. The courts, the law and law enforcement all would agree that "you" should have more respect for the law than a dog. Ultimately, it's up to you to keep animals off your property. If the dog is a neighborhood troublemaker, then you AND other neighbors have to complain before any reasonable expectation of law enforcement intervention should be expected.
Please consider the two words - electric fence. There's nothing illegal about it. In fact, is seen as a modern and humane way to deter animals from accessing areas that they shouldn't. ....Just sayin'.
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