Reveille
2013-06-03 17:11:52
My friend suggested put a mouse trap in my yard with a dog treat in it.
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2013-06-03 19:11:50
From: Brandon
You need to just go over to her and ask her to stop letting it go in your yard because its causing you extra hassle to clean up the doo doo and w/e else..
If she curses you out, just feed it chocolate.. No don't do that. That'll kill it or poison it and you could get in trouble with the law for that. Just talk to her first. Chocolate is an evil idea. Yeah I gave my friend's dog and hamster chocolate and chewing gum before and it didn't affect it and as kids we used to give it some of whatever we ate.. but for some reason when I went abroad, they said "Chocolate is harmful to dogs".. Guess not all dogs.
2013-06-03 19:19:37
From: senrath
Oh, yeah, chocolate's toxicity to dogs varies highly depending on the dog in question. An amount that can kill one dog might not even phase another.
2013-06-03 19:21:05
From: senrath
Oh, yeah, chocolate's toxicity to dogs varies highly depending on the dog in question. An amount that can kill one dog might not even phase another.
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From: Hazzah
Well, this may sound rude, but we own livestock and we shoot and kill neighbors dogs on sight simply because we have had issues in the past with their dogs and our livestock.
E: This is perfectly legal by the way. We won't go to court for any more issues dealing with our livestock because of others untrained dogs.
E2: Just to clarify, the closest neighbors house is 1 mile + from our house
2013-06-03 20:19:54
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2013-06-03 21:14:13
From: Reveille
Let me clear something up. I hate this person. And she hates me. We don't get along. I do like some of the suggestions I've heard so far though.
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2013-06-03 22:06:07
From: Hazzah
Well, this may sound rude, but we own livestock and we shoot and kill neighbors dogs on sight simply because we have had issues in the past with their dogs and our livestock.
E: This is perfectly legal by the way. We won't go to court for any more issues dealing with our livestock because of others untrained dogs.
E2: Just to clarify, the closest neighbors house is 1 mile + from our house
2013-06-03 22:40:11
From: BMWxi
What do you mean by "issues"? Because shooting them seems like a little bit of an overreaction
2013-06-03 23:06:21
From: Flight
Installing a sprinkler system and rig it up to a motion-sensor and the next time that happens they both get a shower.
2013-06-04 04:34:49
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2013-06-04 16:13:20
From: BMWxi
What do you mean by "issues"? Because shooting them seems like a little bit of an overreaction
2013-06-04 17:53:55
From: Hazzah
They have attacked the animals and made them run through the fence at which point the animals move onto others properties at which point it became our fault that their property was damaged because of our loose livestock. So now we don't take that chance anymore, I must add, we have a dog and she is perfectly fine with the livestock, so its just that other peoples animals are either too aggressive or have not been around the livestock enough to note bother it.
If I lived in a city and livestock was not an issue, then I would probably just ask the neighbor to make their dog shit in their own lawn or I would report the issue to the local shelter.
2013-06-04 17:58:56
From: BMWxi
Try putting a fence around the cows, that way animals don't get in.
2013-06-04 18:01:54
From: Kevin
"They have attacked the animals and made them run through the fence[.]"
Many animals can get around, over, or through fences like that. Especially a hungry wolf/coyote/dog. Cows stay in due to their nature, but when scared, you're not building anything that'll hold them in.
2013-06-04 18:06:06
From: BMWxi
Depends on what fence you build I guess. If you build one with large holes in it or is waist high then yeah, stuff will go in.
2013-06-04 19:39:18
From: Kevin
Have you seen how high canines can jump? They can clear a 6 foot fence. Make it 10 feet tall and make it a wire fence? They can just dig underneath it. It really doesn't matter how hard you try to stop one of them if they want it bad enough.
2013-06-04 19:42:27
2013-06-07 00:02:22
From: Flight
Installing a sprinkler system and rig it up to a motion-sensor and the next time that happens they both get a shower.
2013-06-07 00:24:49
From: Reveille
My neighbor lets her dog take dumps in my yard and I find that very rude especially when she has a perfectly good yard for herself. I don't feel like knocking on her door and asking her to stop. So what is the evilest thing I could possibly do to seek revenge :sasmokin:
My friend suggested put a mouse trap in my yard with a dog treat in it.
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2013-06-08 15:42:21
From: [XoL]
He needs to put an obsidian wall up, maybe cage them in with the obsidian nothing will penetrate.
Or put a bunch of citrus rinds on your lawn, dogs generally hate the smell of citrus fruits (not sure why)
orrr take like oil and put it in a spray can, spray your lawn… dogs and cats for some reason hate this smell too (do it once weekly, lets hope there are no fires though..)
Deer be gone spray? Not sure if it works on dogs.
orrr pesticide, it will probably kill the dog (I wouldn't recommend this)
2013-06-11 16:56:18