neighbor dog problems

[Txarrowhunter]

Do what you want to do. But be sure and take responsibility for your actions. It seems that you have it figured out already. From all your posts in this thread you are just looking for an excuse to harm the neighbors dog. Have you thought about building a fence for your own dogs?

[bowhunter0]

Do what you want to do. But be sure and take responsibility for your actions. It seems that you have it figured out already. From all your posts in this thread you are just looking for an excuse to harm the neighbors dog. Have you thought about building a fence for your own dogs?

Not looking to harm the dog, very easily could've done that without asking for advice. Said multiple times I'm an animal lover, and do believe the last of my comments said I was going to talk to the neighbor about the situation. Some of my comments may have come off as angry because I was angry. If I wanted to kill/harm the dog I think I could've figured it out on my own...I came here looking for advice from grown men which is what I got for the most part, thanks by the way guys. Maybe you should re-read through my comments about how I said I was going to try to resolve the issue before telling me I'm hellbent of harming someone else's animal. If it came down to it and one of my animals was being injured I would then, yes, harm the other dog. But for now like I said before, I plan on talking politely to the neighbor.

[bloodtrailer28]

Not looking to harm the dog, very easily could've done that without asking for advice. Said multiple times I'm an animal lover, and do believe the last of my comments said I was going to talk to the neighbor about the situation. Some of my comments may have come off as angry because I was angry. If I wanted to kill/harm the dog I think I could've figured it out on my own...I came here looking for advice from grown men which is what I got for the most part, thanks by the way guys. Maybe you should re-read through my comments about how I said I was going to try to resolve the issue before telling me I'm hellbent of harming someone else's animal. If it came down to it and one of my animals was being injured I would then, yes, harm the other dog. But for now like I said before, I plan on talking politely to the neighbor.

Sounds like a good plan man. Good luck and hope you get it resolved

[denowt]

Maybe I missed it, but has the neighbors dog ever left the neighbors property?
If not, what would give anyone a reason to spray the dog with pepper spray?

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Talk to neighbor, ask to play and meet his dog. Bring treats. After u befriend the dog bring your pup in your hands. Offer him treats while petting both dogs. You just turned everyone into the same pack.

Or fight with neighbor, poison his dog, and have years of animosity ahead. Dogs are easy to deal with. People are the problem.

No kidding. I was wondering why both parties didn't know this if they have dogs.

The obvious solution is training.

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

As a "pitbull" owner myself, I have to chuckle a little. There's always a thread about the nasty pitbull and everyone else owns a sweet lab. Now the tables are turned.... Mwahahaha

All in good fun. Just kidding.

I hope you get it resolved. Good luck.

Also they say all labs are the greatest dogs ever and that lines and breeding do not matter. American, English, show, working, backyard bred....all the same. Popularity and backyard breeding have not affected the lab like other breeds.

[Uncle Saggy]

My pitbulls I swear is a chihuahua inside scared of everything except aggressive dogs, though he doesn't seem to mind the neighbors since he's not aggressive towards him. Drop something on the ground by my pit and all four legs are comin off the ground he's a big ole scary cat actually pretty humorous.

LOL! You just described my Pit

[Smithwr]

Why not call the city police (take pictures ) and l let them handle it.

Good greif.

Go talk to the guy, I would lend a hand fixing his gate, have a cold beer and a cheeseburger. Problem solved.

[stickerpatch59]

The fence where he gets out is a small part connecting house to garage and it's a gate he squeezes through

this should be easily fixed.
maybe drive some T post in the space he is squeezing through

[Uncle Saggy]

Not an excuse for the lab, but it sounds to me that he chases the "little" dogs and not the dog his size is because he views the little ones as prey? Like little rabbits and such. Just saying

[mooch]

Man, I hope I never have some of you as neighbors. It sounded like OP hadn't talked to the neighbor at the time of posting this and many people's first reaction would be to call authorities on the dog, shoot the dog (or otherwise injure it), etc. Maybe the neighbor isn't entirely aware of the situation. Most of the time a simple, friendly conversation can solve this. Calling authorities or injuring the dog without talking to the neighbor first is a good way to start a lot of trouble down the road instead of having good cooperative neighbors.

[systemnt]

Invite the neighbor and his dog into your yard.
Offer the neighbor some food, and the dog a biscuit.
While the neighbor is eating the food, punch him in the throat while looking at the dog.
The dog will think he's next and you wont have a problem with him after that.

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Oh yeah, to the scared of their shadow Pitt owners.......that is not good representation of the breed standard. LOL.

[doright]

That's why having neighbors sucks, sell your place and move out to the country, problem solved! Lol

Thats why there is not much country left to move to. Are any others in the neighborhood having problems when they walk their dogs? If there are enough complaints coming in I bet something gets done. Ammonia in a squirt bottle works good also

[Cbb1722]

Invite the neighbor and his dog into your yard.
Offer the neighbor some food, and the dog a biscuit.
While the neighbor is eating the food, punch him in the throat while looking at the dog.
The dog will think he's next and you wont have a problem with him after that.

this right here

but seriously, if the neighbors dog is coming on to your property for your dogs, then that would be a problem. but if its your dogs going onto the neighbors property, that's trespassing. you cant or shouldn't harm an animal that doesn't belong to you that is on another persons land. now if hes on your property causing harm, then maybe you can treat him however you want. is the lab leaving the neighbors property or not?