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shawn
Adult Weim
Joined: 17 Nov 2007
Posts: 482
Location: elizebeth twp, PA
Fur Kids: "Blue" gone but not forgotten
"gretchen"my rescued sothern belle |
 Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:42 pm Post subject: |
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WOW! You described our situation EXACTLY! Our next door neighbor has three girls of their own and watches two more. And let me tell you they SCREAM!!! Now we just had a baby a few weeks ago and shes up all night so we have to sleep when we can and theyre out there everyday at 8:00. Its been a problem since we bought the house last year and now the situation is about to come to a head.
Now i know kids are loud and crazy, but if those were my kids out there at that time and I knew my nieghbors had a newborn next door, you can bet your *bum* Id be out there telling them to quiet down. Its just respect, that simple. |
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KaspersMom
Adult Weim
Joined: 30 Jul 2007
Posts: 390
Location: Kansas
Fur Kids: Kasper-1.5 year old |
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| I don't have any advice, but I also have some issues with my neighbor. I don't get along with her...I don't even speak to her. Anyway, I live next to the city park and they just layed a cement walking trail around it which runs next to the alley behind my house. Her kids think they own it, but it doesn't matter. The issue is I kennel Kasper outside at times (weather permitting) and her kids and some other kid that she plays with stick their fingers in his pen trying to pet him. Do I need to put up a Beware of Dog sign on his pen? Talk to the kids or the parents and tell them if he bites them that I am not responsible since their kids are in a sense possibly antagonizing him. I don't think he would hurt a soul, but a dog is a dog and you never know what could happen. I'd hate to loose my dog because of her careless bratty children getting bitten! |
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RenaBella
Adult Weim
Joined: 22 Jun 2008
Posts: 254
Location: Toronto, Canada
Fur Kids: Benji - Weimaraner, 4 months.
Gone but never forgotten:
RIP Timbit - English Cocker Spaniel
RIP Bert - English Cocker Spaniel |
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| KaspersMom wrote: | | I don't have any advice, but I also have some issues with my neighbor. I don't get along with her...I don't even speak to her. Anyway, I live next to the city park and they just layed a cement walking trail around it which runs next to the alley behind my house. Her kids think they own it, but it doesn't matter. The issue is I kennel Kasper outside at times (weather permitting) and her kids and some other kid that she plays with stick their fingers in his pen trying to pet him. Do I need to put up a Beware of Dog sign on his pen? Talk to the kids or the parents and tell them if he bites them that I am not responsible since their kids are in a sense possibly antagonizing him. I don't think he would hurt a soul, but a dog is a dog and you never know what could happen. I'd hate to loose my dog because of her careless bratty children getting bitten! |
I can't see how you can lose a dog when the dog is INSIDE your own property and the kids are taunting him! Ugh sometimes I wish kids like that would get bitten as a lesson. Don't scold me for this but I do, some kids are so heartless and annoying - they need a lesson! |
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