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Originally Posted by davejar
Confronting your neighbor is likely to make things worse...I'd not say anything more...and hope for the best...if you lose the spruce and junipers, chalk it up as not worth an escalation, which may turn violent.
OH, the dog is NOT responsible...the owner of the dog is...GOOD LUCK in a tough situation.
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Bad advice when their is time & money being lost. In fact even if there wasn't money involved, let's say the dog was digging holes in my yard (has happened to me before), should i have to fill those holes each time just to avoid talking to my neighbor about it? hell no. As blue said, if i don't have a dog why should i clean up after one?
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Originally Posted by Blue Baboon
What??? I can't afford to replace landscaping and we've spent years getting stuff to grow this big. I disagree with thahttp://www.thebubbler.com/forums/images/smilies/mad.gift. Why should I keep replacing expensive trees and bushes so their dog can keep peeing on them? It most certainly is a problem that needs to be addressed. There's been a few times when their dog wondered over here and pooped in the yard. I don't have a dog and shouldn't have to worry about stepping in dog crap or cleaning it up.
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I agree with you & would definitely confront the neighbors about it.
