My neighbor's dogs

morningbell

hmmmmmm
You can file a formal complaint I'm sure.

I feel thats the way to go. I'm going to have BF talk to them first and then if that doesn't satisfy I'm filing a complaint. I don't want to but this has been the 4th night that this has happened and come on, like they don't hear the dogs?
 

bcp

In My Opinion
neighbor here had a dog like that when he first moved in.
even though his house is like 900 ft from mine, I still couldnt leave my windows open at night anymore because of the dog.

so one night, Im tired of it, I climb up on the roof with my 243, I yell shut that F-ing dog up, then fired a shot into the ground.

the dog stopped barking shortly after and the guy has been the perfect neighbor since.

sometimes, its easier to train the neighbor than it is to train the dog.
 

belvak

Happy Camper
We're in St. Mary's. We have nuisance barkers on two sides of us. We've played phone tag with Animal Control. Dogs are still barking. :banghead: In our case, they don't bark on "schedule," so it makes it hard for AC to come out and hear them. I feel your pain!!! Guess I'll have to start the phone tag game up again Monday...

Oh, and we can't, and won't, blame the dogs. It is the solely the blame of the irresponsible owners!! :burning:
 

EmnJoe

nunya bidnis
last time I lived in a hood, there was a neighbor that let his cats run free.
the would use the flower garden in my front yard to take their dump and all you smelled at my front door was cat crap.
he didnt care, said it wasnt his problem.
then they had their little paw prints all over my new car along with some superficial scratches in the paint on the hood.
he didnt care.

he did however care the morning I started the car and discovered that the cat was on top of the engine, damn thing made a hell of a noise as it thumped around pulled by the fan belt.

I told him, I didnt care, it wasnt my problem and proceeded to hose off the engine compartment and the driveway.
:thewave::thewave:
 

Cowgirl

Well-Known Member
Morningbell, you know the neighbor tries to get his dog to chase your cat, and you still let her outside? Aren't you worried the dog will kill her?
 

river rat

BUCKING GOAT
Morningbell,

Did you say that animal control has taken one dog from them already?

They admittedly gave the dog ecstasy?

Please do the pit puppy a favor and call animal control again.
In Pa. if you had an animal taken from you by authorities for cruelty, you are not allowed to have another....ever.
 

river rat

BUCKING GOAT
PS....take the bell off the cat, you aren't giving the poor thing any reconissance ability in addition to driving it insane.

Cat collars with bells should be outlawed.
 

morningbell

hmmmmmm
Morningbell,

Did you say that animal control has taken one dog from them already?

They admittedly gave the dog ecstasy?

Please do the pit puppy a favor and call animal control again.
In Pa. if you had an animal taken from you by authorities for cruelty, you are not allowed to have another....ever.

Its pretty messed up. He was laughing about it too. He said it in front of our company, I guess he was trying to impress them. WHen I told him how dumb he was and asked him if he thinks he is cool now he of course played it off like the dog likes it. Other people that heard him say it told him off too. All we can hope for is for him to "better himself". He really isn't worth my time so I have to ignore him.

PS....take the bell off the cat, you aren't giving the poor thing any reconissance ability in addition to driving it insane.

Cat collars with bells should be outlawed.

The only reason we have a bell on the cat is it would cut down on any kills she might have, i.e. song birds but I would hate for her to bring us "presents" plus it would make animals such as racoons and possum run if they heard it.

I was reading up on cats and bell collars and well now I'm torn on the idea of having it on her. She has had it on her since she was a kitten and now that she is 3 it has proved safe enough.

Once when we were having a party here our friend boought his pitbull. He tied her up and we were all outside. His pit is a sweetheart and loves to play, even plays with the cats he has at his house so Bella the pit wanted to play with our cat. I told him it wasn't a good idea, our cat doesn't like dogs. Bella got close and our cat beat her up, I mean hugged her face and let her know it wasn't cool to play. Poor Bella sat right at her daddy's feet for the rest of the night. Our cat can hold her ground but then Bella was a bit submissive :poorbaby:

Right now its 1030pm, I can hear the dogs barking outside and our cat is curled up at my feet. I had to finally go outside, scoop her up and bring her in an hour ago. So no cat sound to bother the dogs.... we'll see how this goes :ohwell:
 
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Beelzebaby666

Has confinement issues..
One word on the pitty..

RELOCATION! :whistle:

That dog was nice, now I'm worried about his welfare and what he may wind up becoming. Your neighbors are wastes of flesh and once I have your old man convinced that I'll build him a half pipe on the back 40, you can put all this behind you. We just have to convince him that strapping that plow to his backside is good exercise and sexy!:jet:

Beagles are much nicer and much stupider anyway:lmao:

:huggy:
 

ocean733

New Member
last time I lived in a hood, there was a neighbor that let his cats run free.
the would use the flower garden in my front yard to take their dump and all you smelled at my front door was cat crap.
he didnt care, said it wasnt his problem.
then they had their little paw prints all over my new car along with some superficial scratches in the paint on the hood.
he didnt care.

he did however care the morning I started the car and discovered that the cat was on top of the engine, damn thing made a hell of a noise as it thumped around pulled by the fan belt.

I told him, I didnt care, it wasnt my problem and proceeded to hose off the engine compartment and the driveway.


:roflmao: :roflmao:

I'm moving up your way today! We gotta meet!!
 

mAlice

professional daydreamer
My cat never goes on cars, she hates them. I know the cat uses the dirt in the woods as her litter box, its all soft I have seen her and nobody here has flowers.

I am looking at both sides here. If cat would have never steped a paw outside there would be no issue. She was an outdoor cat to begin, I had no hand in that. She stays away from my neighbor's. The neighbor's dog had even went after 2 dogs at a nearby business, my cat never did that.


If my cat ever did any of the above things to my neighbor's property I would have made sure she didn't step a paw outside but she keeps to her property and socializes with the cats that belong to my other neighbor.

You don't know what your cat is doing if you can't see it.

If the dog eats your cat, you have no one but yourself to blame. How can you find fault is someone else allowing their pet to roam all over, when you're doing the same thing? :rolleyes:
 

cattitude

My Sweetest Boy
You don't know what your cat is doing if you can't see it.

If the dog eats your cat, you have no one but yourself to blame. How can you find fault is someone else allowing their pet to roam all over, when you're doing the same thing? :rolleyes:



:yay:
 

morningbell

hmmmmmm
You don't know what your cat is doing if you can't see it.

If the dog eats your cat, you have no one but yourself to blame. How can you find fault is someone else allowing their pet to roam all over, when you're doing the same thing? :rolleyes:

I know that there are no places for her to go potty in any of my neighbor's yards, I know there are no kitty paw prints on any vehicles. I know she likes to hang in the roof of the shed in the feild behind the house on the edge of the woods.

I'm not really that worried about the dog eating our cat as the cat can and has defended herself from a dog before.

You can't compare an altered cat roaming with an unaltered pitbull roaming. Look at what happened in the horse thread with the two pitbulls attacking BeenSpur'd's horses. The dogs here are terrorizing the neighborhood!

When we leave our house they're walking fast towards us and barking the whole way, when I get my mail they do the same. They attacked the dogs at a local business, the ripped open a screen door to another neighbor's house and humped the dog inside and now they are barking all night long but yet its still my fault that my cat is allowed to come and go as she please? As I said we never had a problem before but now its getting out of hand.

Cat stayed in all night last night, she was tired from trying to dodge the dogs when she got too close to the house all day yesterday. Poor kitty.
 

morningbell

hmmmmmm
One word on the pitty..

RELOCATION! :whistle:

That dog was nice, now I'm worried about his welfare and what he may wind up becoming. Your neighbors are wastes of flesh and once I have your old man convinced that I'll build him a half pipe on the back 40, you can put all this behind you. We just have to convince him that strapping that plow to his backside is good exercise and sexy!:jet:

Beagles are much nicer and much stupider anyway:lmao:

:huggy:

He is actually looking for a house as we speak.... We need a garage and a basement and a large enough plot to build that halfpipe and have a pool, hopefully it will be full of water and not just for skating :yay:
 

Cowgirl

Well-Known Member
I know that there are no places for her to go potty in any of my neighbor's yards, I know there are no kitty paw prints on any vehicles. I know she likes to hang in the roof of the shed in the feild behind the house on the edge of the woods.

I'm not really that worried about the dog eating our cat as the cat can and has defended herself from a dog before.

You can't compare an altered cat roaming with an unaltered pitbull roaming. Look at what happened in the horse thread with the two pitbulls attacking BeenSpur'd's horses. The dogs here are terrorizing the neighborhood!

When we leave our house they're walking fast towards us and barking the whole way, when I get my mail they do the same. They attacked the dogs at a local business, the ripped open a screen door to another neighbor's house and humped the dog inside and now they are barking all night long but yet its still my fault that my cat is allowed to come and go as she please? As I said we never had a problem before but now its getting out of hand.

Cat stayed in all night last night, she was tired from trying to dodge the dogs when she got too close to the house all day yesterday. Poor kitty.


I feel sorry for your cat. How do you expect her to defend herself from a pitbull? It's one thing if she slaps the dog when the dog sniffs her, but a totally different thing if the dog runs after her and bites her. :mad: I'm REALLY hoping nothing happens to your cat.
 

morningbell

hmmmmmm
I feel sorry for your cat. How do you expect her to defend herself from a pitbull? It's one thing if she slaps the dog when the dog sniffs her, but a totally different thing if the dog runs after her and bites her. :mad: I'm REALLY hoping nothing happens to your cat.

They finally tied up the pit with an orange extension chord :rolleyes: and I haven't seen the mutt yet today. They also got another pitbull puppy. I can't wait to move.
 
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