All dogs of that breed need to be put down, and the breed completely eliminated.
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Who owns the fence? I can think of all sorts of vindictive suggestions but the one that might actually work is to put up a chain link fence and then if you don’t like the appearance put up what you want to look at on your side. It would be a lot of work but I wouldn’t think too expensive if the fence line isn’t very long.
To have a privacy fence put up it will probably be at least $44-$45 a foot so a DYI job might be preferable.
Weird to see an argument for gun control in these woods.
If it was me I'd be laying my ball cap over that doorbell for the next part...
Maybe daughter’s family buys the materials and dog neighbor does the labor?
Maybe let em chew through the fence and become your son in laws problem?
Maybe let em chew through the fence and become your son in laws problem?
I am suggesting spiderwebbing an electric fence along the lower part of the fence. And to spray them with bear spray if they come into the back yard or act aggressive on their property again.
9-1-1 aggressive dog, show them RING, get written report.
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Let battery on RING die. Have REPORTED, DOCUMENTED, AGGRESSIVE DOG die.
Shaker of ghost pepper powder, mix in a little olive oil. Paint bottom of fence on your side.
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Let battery on RING die. Have REPORTED, DOCUMENTED, AGGRESSIVE DOG die.
Shaker of ghost pepper powder, mix in a little olive oil. Paint bottom of fence on your side.
That’s not a bad idea. I put a battery-powered single-strand electric fence around my flower bed to keep my dog out, and she could tell when it was on—she wouldn’t go anywhere near it while the fence was hot.
When it was off (when the batteries died), it was Katie bar the door, though.
BS, I would wire it 220v
