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I wouldn't call myself irrational, but push me enough and I'll really explode. My b/f encouraged me to rant it out before I engage in any "trouble." But good god... I'm sick of those stupid ass neighbors and their ignorance is pissing me off. We've been over and over this on this forum and I've done what I'm supposed to do. Fixed my fence, supervise my dogs, keep my breakstick on me every time we go out along with my bat, worked with Simon on his listening/response (which he's gotten to be awesome at). But these stupid ass MF***ers are gonna get a bat up their ass if they don't take some goddamn responsibility and chain spot their dogs. Now both of them are free roaming all night and all day in the back yard. The bigger dog has enough sense to stay away from the fence when Simon is out, but their new puppy is really not getting the picture. I do not want trouble for my dog or theirs. If it keeps rushing the fence and sticking it's head thru, it's gonna lose it's nose, I can promise you that, and then I'll lose MY dog! I'm not down with that. I just watched these ignorant bastards do nothing while their dogs were running at the fence. It always takes me hitting the outdoor kennel with my bad and a strict "back off" and Simon leaves it alone. They usually aren't even outside, but today, oh yeah, they were and had this rod or something, probably cause they've heard me hit that bat a few times. Do they think they're gonna do anything to me or my dogs or my property? Here's what pisses me off the most.... that new puppy is showing a LOT of signs of HA... NO DOUBT! Simon never goes off on people, but this little bitch is doing it at me straight up and that is really not gonna be okay. I was trying to decide if I wanted to get into it with them now or later, b/c obviously, I'm pissed. I'd like to knock the teeth out their mouth! I did yell "they need to keep their dogs on f*cking chain spots" while i was on the phone with my b/f...who talked me out of going to my fence line. I know I have a temper and I know I get lit up real quick, but Simon is not getting the outside time he needs. He's gained weight and it's not fair for me to have to keep mine in all the time and them to leave theirs out to free roam, especially when they told me about the one being a jumper. We addressed this day one that they moved in. I like to keep my deals, no back peddling... no reassessment based on convenience. Lit up doesn't even begin to describe how I'm feeling right now, but I felt it was better to let it out here than let those two dumbasses put me and mine in any kind of situation... as least til my b/f gets home.
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You may have to take your dog out on a leash. Let them do there business and bring them back inside. Take them for onleash walks for exercise, rather than letting them run the yard. Honestly, if thier dog gets hurt by your dog, even though it is thier fault, you will get in trouble. Your dog could then be deemed a vicious dog, unfairly. No, it's not right, but as a pit bull owner you have to be more responsible than other breed owners.
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You may have to take your dog out on a leash. Let them do there business and bring them back inside. Take them for onleash walks for exercise, rather than letting them run the yard. ![]() |
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