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Donna there is one obvious answer that has been overlooked. Eventhough you have got some realy good advice here. This is it keep your dog inside when you go out that way your dog is at least safe. Have video survalience so you can video him when the…
Hon, i have read all of the replys here, and the more I read what you wrote about this jerk the more my blood boils. What is His first name, and can you get a pic of the jerk posted here. Here is the reason, I want to do a binding spell on him, to k…
O.k., its time to stop playing nice.
I've had neighbors from hell in the past myself and I've usually managed to eventually snare them in their own traps.
A couple of years ago we had a neighbor that didn't like the fact that we had a pit bull. He…
It sounds like a nightmare.I had an upstairs neighbor telling me that my greyhounds were crying when I was out. What I did was ask my neighbor right across the hall if he ever heard them he said no I asked others same results.I have now got a wonder…
You can nail this freak. Bobbie
Honey let me tell you, I know what you are going through....I live across the street from the "Town Crier" and the "Cop from hell" her son. THey aren't happy unless they are making us miserable. THe town crier likes to spread everyones business all…
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- At 7:09am on April 11, 2009,
Vladimir said… - Do your best to keep "clean" in the legal sense, but good idea to continue to file complaints with the county police as you have done, which documents your situation in the future. Get a notebook and keep a log, you may need it someday. It might also be worthwhile to spend some time researching online the state regs on the issues you mention, and you can then submit a complaint to the police which they would be required to investigate as a "matter of public duty" to enforce state laws. Surely there are state laws regarding harrassment, "surveilance", invasion of privacy, etc., which you can correctly assert is the duty of police to investigate, whether they want to or not. Someone videotaping you in your own yard is clearly violating the law, whether the police think it is worth acting on or not. If you feel the police are "harrassing" you in retaliation, (or are acting on behalf of someone with "connections" in the community), then if your complaints are documented, you could write to the state attorney general and ask for intervention. You are correct in that Texas is not a good state for animal welfare, but there are general statutes on the books, which you can utilize, and you can get most of that information online. You may need legal advice... but I wonder, when you are up against a bully, (and this neighbor sounds like a real jerk and a nut), sometimes I wonder if he needs some of his own medicine, namely, reporting HIS actions. Escalating this so that the parties involved know that you are contacting your states attorney, perhaps that would leverage your position? Good luck.
- At 3:44pm on March 25, 2009,
Vladimir said…
- Donna, I am not active in this community and do not post to discussions. But I am confused as to why you cannot ask the police to intervene, when I am reading that your neighbor is on your property (your porch, banging on the door), and filming your daughter and such... this clearly sounds like a police matter. It is the purvey of the police to make it clear to this man that he is harrassing you, and that if he continues, you will seek legal redress.
- At 2:56pm on March 25, 2009,
♥Ashley♥ said…
- hello , how are you ?
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That isn't fair at all.... in my tiny town of 300 people they tried to make strict laws on how you must restrain a pit.. we own two.. the law said you must keep them on a 3 foot long chain, not a rope, when they were off your property (no leash law…
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I wouldn't know from personal experience that she won't be but in my opinion very good socialization and as I would put it "extensive doggy training boot camp" at an early age will be the best to prevent any issues and at any sign of aggression corr…
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