If I die in His service, it would be an honor.
Prayers for you, Walrus Whisperer. Remember too, if you’re in Heaven, you’re no earthly good.
OA
If I die in His service, it would be an honor.
That did me in…just reading it!The image in my head of him kicking one of his dogs while it just laid there and took it, is what decided me. It happened quite some time ago.
I still remember the day one of his dogs got into my yard and killed the most favorite chicken I ever had. Most chickens have sort of a personality. That girl was special. She would rush out of the coop and leap into my lap and snuggle. His damn dogs got out and came thru the fencing and bit her. I crawled under the front porch where she hid. Got her out. The damn dog bite had gone into her back air sacs. She whistled with every breath. It was apparent she wasn't long for this world, so I put her down. And then there's the day my sister decided I couldn't take care of my girls and hired some guy to take them all. My soul died that day. It's like my whole family is embarrassed cause I live out in the boonies and want to do my things, not theirs. My astrology chart shows I am a quintuple Scorpio, with planets from 12th house on Into nearly the 2nd house.You sound like me. Go for it! I'm not the nicest neighbor anymore. I don't like dogs running on my property, chasing deer, etc. Garme wardens say it's illegal too. I let my chicken's free range; any dog who kills them, will be killed too.
I wouldn't mind that at all, OldArcher.Prayers for you, Walrus Whisperer. Remember too, if you’re in Heaven, you’re no earthly good.
OA
I'd have filed criminal charges against both of them. Sounds like theft to me.And then there's the day my sister decided I couldn't take care of my girls and hired some guy to take them all.
I’m so sorry.I still remember the day one of his dogs got into my yard and killed the most favorite chicken I ever had. Most chickens have sort of a personality. That girl was special. She would rush out of the coop and leap into my lap and snuggle. His damn dogs got out and came thru the fencing and bit her. I crawled under the front porch where she hid. Got her out. The damn dog bite had gone into her back air sacs. She whistled with every breath. It was apparent she wasn't long for this world, so I put her down. And then there's the day my sister decided I couldn't take care of my girls and hired some guy to take them all. My soul died that day. It's like my whole family is embarrassed cause I live out in the boonies and want to do my things, not theirs. My astrology chart shows I am a quintuple Scorpio, with planets from 12th house on Into nearly the 2nd house.
And I am my OWN person. I seem to embarrass the family. And I don't give a shite. I'm getting maudlin now, so I'll stop.
That is the best advice. Stay off the radar. We have been in that situation before and were fortunate to have out waited them. There used to be a book called Don't get mad, get even or something like that. It was published by the survivalist people Paladin Press. Think outside the box.Neighbor wars are some of the most miserable tar-babies people can entangle themselves with. I'd advise not to escalate the situation unless you are willing to risk finding your dog's head in your mailbox, tires slashed, gas tank sugared, or your house torched some fine morning.
And if you want chickens, get some chickens.
Yep.Neighbor wars are some of the most miserable tar-babies people can entangle themselves with. I'd advise not to escalate the situation unless you are willing to risk finding your dog's head in your mailbox, tires slashed, gas tank sugared, or your house torched some fine morning.
And if you want chickens, get some chickens.
You've got my prayers. Be safe!The image in my head of him kicking one of his dogs while it just laid there and took it, is what decided me. It happened quite some time ago.
This I agree with. We don't know the full deal, so it is hard - no, impossible for us to advise what is the best thing for you. But there are some things to consider. These are real crazy times and people are just starting to get pushed to their limits. When they cross over a certain line, reason goes out the window and emotional rage takes over. Just be sure that it is not you who is operating in emotional rage.Do not engage this guy yourself, I had a friend that was shot and killed by his neighbor in the back because of many arguments that his neighbor started. Make sure everyone around you in your neighborhood is with you and on the same page. His story was actually on fear thy neighbor, and now it sounds like he has more people on his property to make life miserable for you. Hopefully the County or State can help you, just make sure the rest of the neighborhood is with you. If that does work out go back to my above post…
Mine finally moved away.Got an asshole neighbor too. Good luck!
This is deviousNeighbor puts dog out on a staked out leash for an hour or so a couple of times a day starting about now in the Spring.
Leash is just long enough that the dog can come a few feet over into our yard…where he tends to then do his business. And neighbor does not even attempt to clean it up.
We’re the new “old folks” in the neighborhood compared to everyone else so not wanting to go all Clint Eastwood, “Get off my lawn” and get into an immediate new neighbor confrontation with them over this, I did the following.
This is a very nice subdivision not exactly rural. Most of us have underground sprinkler systems. Mine is “scheduled” and generally “automatic” but of course, I also have remote control capability through both my iPhone Rainbird app and voice control thru Alexa.
So…
I programmed a routine on Alexa I called “Poop Alert”. When I notice the dog out there, (it tends to bark a lot as well) I simply say, “Alexa, Poop Alert” and that zone of my sprinkler system nearest the dog cranks on for 5 minutes as well as the zone for the front flower bed so it is not so obvious what is happening. “The sprinklers are just doing their thing.” The now wet dog retreats back to its yard AND stops barking.
After a few days of this exercise (last year), the dog learns and rarely ventures back into our yard to poop but when he does he gets the sprinkler treatment again as a reminder.
We’ll soon see if he remembers this drill from last year as I suspect they will start the “stake-out on the leash” routine any day now.
document EVERY THING and take it to the local newsHe can see me as I can see him thru the wood fencing, its not possible. BUT I can take pics of the 2 huge motor homes out back. People can store motor homes on their property here, but it's not allowed to have people living in them. I'm not situated in a perfect spot to see certain things. I think I have God at my back, though. HE will let me find a way.
Pretty sure WW is one of those with nothing to lose.Prayers from this corner, as well. I don't know the circumstances -- whether it's better to fight them or move -- but bear in mind that in 2023, there are a lot of people with zero to lose.
For that reason, I'd probably look into moving, but that's me . . .
Neighbor wars are some of the most miserable tar-babies people can entangle themselves with. I'd advise not to escalate the situation unless you are willing to risk finding your dog's head in your mailbox, tires slashed, gas tank sugared, or your house torched some fine morning.
And if you want chickens, get some chickens.