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| 2189.1 | | BRAT::JENNISON | Angels Guide Me From The Clouds | Wed May 07 1997 13:05 | 9 |
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I cant think of anything. I think you need to explain again the
situation to your neighbors. IF she is going to run to your yard
constantly, then they need to watch her and control her behavior.
It is their responsibility not yours. It will only make things
worse if you do not speak with them and settle it. You definately
do not want to stew... Good luck!
SueJ
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| 2189.2 | Tell them the dog could get into lawn chemicals! | OBSESS::BOLTON | Akita Friends of New England | Wed May 07 1997 13:40 | 6 |
| Is there a leash law? If so then that may help you understand that you
have every right to tell them to keep their dog off your property.
I have the same problem. We're putting up a fence!
Carol
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| 2189.3 | As long as you don't have your own pets to worry about, | TLE::TALCOTT | | Wed May 07 1997 14:10 | 4 |
| there's a variety of products available at pet stores that you sprinkle on the
ground to discourage dogs.
Trac
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| 2189.4 | Repel | NETCAD::PERARO | | Wed May 07 1997 16:19 | 8 |
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There is a product called "Repel" that you can spray or sprinkly.
Basically it smells like crushed mothballs, so you can try those for a
start to save money. I use the Repel around my flowers beds to keep the
cats out of my mulch.
Mary
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| 2189.5 | | PCBUOA::DEWITT | chasing rainbows... | Thu May 08 1997 09:01 | 11 |
| Check your local pet supply place, if you're near Stow - there's
one in the plaza, there are several products available.
Another (not so nice suggestion) when you scoop - put it in their
yard, a) either they'll get sick of cleaning it up or b) she'll realize
that's where she's supposed to go (they have a tendence to use the same
place).
Good luck!
joyce
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