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<blockquote data-quote="OK Corgi Rancher" data-source="post: 3920659" data-attributes="member: 45773">No, the problem isn&#039;t solved.&nbsp; That would just create other problems that have to be solved.&nbsp; Like finding a dog, paying for a dog, training the dog, maintaining the dog, etc.&nbsp; I don&#039;t want a donkey and I don&#039;t want a dog like that.&nbsp; Another dog, especially a big dog, is a substantial expense.&nbsp; So is a donkey...and both options create additional problems. Those solutions MAY prevent a similar situation in the future...they won&#039;t guarantee it won&#039;t happen.&nbsp; Not to mention it doesn&#039;t solve the biggest problem which is the injured goat.The best solution would be for people to take care of the damn dogs they have.&nbsp; Aside from that, the best solution in this case is my goat recovers and the neighbor steps up to compensate me (although that&#039;s the least of my concerns) and to make sure this doesn&#039;t happen again and we move on with life as good neighbors to one another.Things don&#039;t generally occur in a vacuum.&nbsp; Actions, and reactions, have consequences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OK Corgi Rancher, post: 3920659, member: 45773"] No, the problem isn't solved. That would just create other problems that have to be solved. Like finding a dog, paying for a dog, training the dog, maintaining the dog, etc. I don't want a donkey and I don't want a dog like that. Another dog, especially a big dog, is a substantial expense. So is a donkey...and both options create additional problems. Those solutions MAY prevent a similar situation in the future...they won't guarantee it won't happen. Not to mention it doesn't solve the biggest problem which is the injured goat. The best solution would be for people to take care of the damn dogs they have. Aside from that, the best solution in this case is my goat recovers and the neighbor steps up to compensate me (although that's the least of my concerns) and to make sure this doesn't happen again and we move on with life as good neighbors to one another. Things don't generally occur in a vacuum. Actions, and reactions, have consequences. [/QUOTE]

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