yerboy
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Originally Posted by mjm889
http:///forum/post/3200669
hey beth maybe i can help, i am a law enforcement officer in wisconsin, also a canine officer, in our state all dogs have to be on a leash, if dog runs into another its consider dogs running at large which is a fine. if i was you i would call your local law enforcement, we deal with these kind of calls all the time, if your dogs were in your yard minding there own business and this guy dog comes running in the yard and an incident occurs, its this guys fault, dont let him bully you. call and report it he is the one thats in the wrong. dont think your wasting our time this is what we do protect and serve- mike
thanks for the tip.
Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/3200671
If you and the neighbor are cool you might want to have him type up an affidavit saying that on the day in question your dogs were on the leashes or whatever and anything he knows about the specifics like if he saw that guy's dog running loose. Do it while it is fresh in his mind and then at his convenience have it notarized. Important thing is to get him to write it down now so he wont be hesitant due to not remembering. Having it notarized only costs a few bucks at the bank and might even be free at his own bank. If the goober drug you into small claims or tried to file a claim against your insurance it might come in handy. Don't underestimate the possibility of your insurance co just paying the bill because it would be cheaper than having a lawyer deal with it. Don't give him the name of your insurance co either.
My and my neighbor are pretty good friends, he watching my dogs when im out of town, we cut each others grass and all that other stuff good neighbors do for each other.
He works at home most of the time and his office/garage faces my back yard and over the years he has learned the diffrences in my dogs bark "he knows when another dog or cat is in my yard by the sound of there bark" he didnt see this guys dog in my yard or hear my dogs barking at something just as i and my wife didnt either. The only other animal i have seen in my yard is a small 5-10lbs terror from a few houses up the street. My dogs dont even care when this dog comes around i try to shoo it off because i dont want anything to happen but for 2 years not nother ever has .
http:///forum/post/3200669
hey beth maybe i can help, i am a law enforcement officer in wisconsin, also a canine officer, in our state all dogs have to be on a leash, if dog runs into another its consider dogs running at large which is a fine. if i was you i would call your local law enforcement, we deal with these kind of calls all the time, if your dogs were in your yard minding there own business and this guy dog comes running in the yard and an incident occurs, its this guys fault, dont let him bully you. call and report it he is the one thats in the wrong. dont think your wasting our time this is what we do protect and serve- mike
thanks for the tip.
Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/3200671
If you and the neighbor are cool you might want to have him type up an affidavit saying that on the day in question your dogs were on the leashes or whatever and anything he knows about the specifics like if he saw that guy's dog running loose. Do it while it is fresh in his mind and then at his convenience have it notarized. Important thing is to get him to write it down now so he wont be hesitant due to not remembering. Having it notarized only costs a few bucks at the bank and might even be free at his own bank. If the goober drug you into small claims or tried to file a claim against your insurance it might come in handy. Don't underestimate the possibility of your insurance co just paying the bill because it would be cheaper than having a lawyer deal with it. Don't give him the name of your insurance co either.
My and my neighbor are pretty good friends, he watching my dogs when im out of town, we cut each others grass and all that other stuff good neighbors do for each other.
He works at home most of the time and his office/garage faces my back yard and over the years he has learned the diffrences in my dogs bark "he knows when another dog or cat is in my yard by the sound of there bark" he didnt see this guys dog in my yard or hear my dogs barking at something just as i and my wife didnt either. The only other animal i have seen in my yard is a small 5-10lbs terror from a few houses up the street. My dogs dont even care when this dog comes around i try to shoo it off because i dont want anything to happen but for 2 years not nother ever has .
