Posted by jose bagge on June 17, 2008 at 15:55:14 from (12.161.55.2):
In Reply to: Dumb neighbor? posted by gun guru on June 17, 2008 at 12:31:44:
A couple of notes on dogs and neighbors: 1) the last "strays" that came onto our place didn't belong to yuppies, the belonged to a longtime hunter/ local who, when we called him after they slept in my barn for 3 days, said he had "let 'em out for some exercise". 2) When my neighbor's mutt came over and howled at my two little corgis, they tore the $h!t out of it. In order to keep the peace, I paid a $900 vet bill for a damn dog that you could replace at the pound for nothing. You'd think I had gone in his house and raped his wife- but his damn dog came on to MY property is what started it. I put my back pasture in feild wire and turn my dogs out there- but his damn mutt has free rein of the entire area. By the way, i bought my place from him for top damn dollar.
Three things I know of that will turn neighbor against neighbor: Surveyors, equipment and dogs
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