rtron wrote: » Kill the dog maybe?
Dtp1979 wrote: » If the EPA get word that you’ve had a kerosene leak like that, you’ll have a lot more to worry about than neighbours. Yes hide cameras the best option
Nash Large Boot wrote: » Oh that should certainly defuse the situation. OP, hound the Gardai until they do something about it. I would be very careful with your neighbors OP, sound like they are a bit touched in the head.
ganmo wrote: » it might as long as the shooting of the dog is reported to the guards the neighbour has no legal comeback
wexie wrote: » Mmmmmaybe.......that might be the case if they did it while the dog was in the act of savaging the hens... Doing it several days/weeks/months later as retaliation isn't going to look very good.
ganmo wrote: » "About to" is included in the law
Crea wrote: » We live in the country in a detached house. Their land is right next to us so they can literally stand in their own field and damage our oil tank. They live a few doors down. I imagine if we hurt their dog they'd kill ours along with our cat and all our hens. They are complete nutjobs and scumbags. They nearly drove me off the road a few times and i'd my kids in the car. The damage has cost us over €1000 at this stage. Now we've to spend money making our home like Fort Knox. I don't know whether i'm furious or upset.
Crea wrote: » They moved in around 3 years ago. The trouble only started last year because we threatened to and actually reported them to the Gardai. No one else is prepared to go up against them because they are afraid of them so they haven't had the same level of trouble. They do have problems with their animals going on their land but put up with. We are kind of stuck where we are because we wouldn't get much money for our house.
Samuel T. Cogley wrote: » If a dog was in my place killing my pets, hens or otherwise they wouldn't have a dog for very long.