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appledore
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Hi missy. It's your neighbour's legal responsibility to keep their dog in their own garden. I know how frustrating it is as we've had the same problem. Have you had a word with the dog warden? Maybe he could have a word with your neighbours. However, our dog warden told us he would pick up our neighbour's dog if he saw it on the road, otherwise he wasn't really bothered. 
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missy666
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| Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:47 pm Post subject: hi |
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i know for a fact that the dog does not and has never worn a collar,and is therefore classed as a stray,i might just do that .thankyou .
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WILL*REMAIN*STRONG
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With regards to the fencing you could try placing a wanted ad on http://www.ilovefreegle.org/ for some timber.
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missy666
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| Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:53 pm Post subject: hi |
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oh ok thanks, good idea ,
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Mattylad
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No, I am sure that birds love it, if the dog comes in and steals the food left for the birds then that's the neighbours fault 
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WILL*REMAIN*STRONG
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Awww please don't do that, poor dog would get ill or die and it is the owner who is at fault. Buy a box of chocolate marzipan for the dog owner instead and lace them with cyanide…JOKE!!! 
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CoffeeDrinker
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| Mattylad wrote: | | No, I am sure that birds love it, if the dog comes in and steals the food left for the birds then that's the neighbours fault |
I think it is unsafe for birds too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theobromine#Non-human_animals
Did anyone use get off my garden |
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| WILL*REMAIN*STRONG wrote: | | Awww please don't do that, poor dog would get ill or die and it is the owner who is at fault. Buy a box of chocolate marzipan for the dog owner instead and lace them with cyanide…JOKE!!! |
Make the dog owner a cake using laxative chocolate.
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WILL*REMAIN*STRONG
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| appledore wrote: | | Make the dog owner a cake using laxative chocolate. |
I hear mercury is effective for that!  Not too much or the rest of the insides can follow too.
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Creep into their garden in the middle of the night and drop a few of your own
(I mean censored in their garden & see how they like it!)
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| WILL*REMAIN*STRONG wrote: |
I hear mercury is effective for that! Not too much or the rest of the insides can follow too. |
You could hire yourself out as a barometer 
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| appledore wrote: | | WILL*REMAIN*STRONG wrote: |
I hear mercury is effective for that! Not too much or the rest of the insides can follow too. |
You could hire yourself out as a barometer |
Barometer sounds like a bar nanny. I would never be such a kill joy.
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You wouldn't be able to use the garden or alley for a short while, but I highly recommend a liberal sprinkling of hot chilli powder. You can buy it in large quantities from Asian grocers. Dogs always whiffle about before they censored and as far as chilli powder goes, with a dog's nose being so sensitive...well, they don't like it up 'em!
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Tricuspidata
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| Blimey! Pea-double-oh gets censored here! |
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