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Raising BackYard Chickens
Predators and Pests
Losing my patience with neighbor's dog....
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<blockquote data-quote="gtaus" data-source="post: 25937379" data-attributes="member: 536250"><p>Well, I thought that might be a good idea for some people, too. In my case, I knew who the dog belonged to and it was less than a minute walk to their cabin. It gave me the opportunity to "return" their dog without initially causing them any negative feelings towards me - as might be the case if I chained the dog up on my property. I was certainly considering that option if they did not get their dog under control, but fortunately, they finally did, and then they left for another year. So, it ended well.</p><p></p><p>If I did not know the neighbors or where the dog lived, then I might certainly chain it up in the yard and just wait for someone to claim their pet.</p><p></p><p>What mainly concerned me was that this dog was getting smarter each time she returned. She was testing the defenses for weakness and found a few weak spots which I had to reinforce before she broke through. Most visiting dogs are just a little curious, but then move on not to ever return.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gtaus, post: 25937379, member: 536250"] Well, I thought that might be a good idea for some people, too. In my case, I knew who the dog belonged to and it was less than a minute walk to their cabin. It gave me the opportunity to "return" their dog without initially causing them any negative feelings towards me - as might be the case if I chained the dog up on my property. I was certainly considering that option if they did not get their dog under control, but fortunately, they finally did, and then they left for another year. So, it ended well. If I did not know the neighbors or where the dog lived, then I might certainly chain it up in the yard and just wait for someone to claim their pet. What mainly concerned me was that this dog was getting smarter each time she returned. She was testing the defenses for weakness and found a few weak spots which I had to reinforce before she broke through. Most visiting dogs are just a little curious, but then move on not to ever return. [/QUOTE]
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