Dennis could train your dog, too, even though he's a self professed amateur. (I tend to think the pros have nothin' on him after all I've read). That would be a good neighbor.
Cool, maybe I'd even get another puppy. A brother for my girl. I'd have to save some money up first, though. I've only just finally replaced all the pants she tore up when she was a munchkin...
My nickname for her when she was that age was "Twenty five pounds of terror"
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I have thought about moving out of sate before, it SO freakin' expensive around here!. 240k would buy you at two bedroom condo conversion in an old three family house. Thats in my neighborhood, and I live near the ghetto!
Yeah, I live in Cambridge and I'm pretty sure you couldn't find ANYTHING (hole in the wall of a triple decker or not) for 240K in the entire zip code...
It really seems like there isn't a way to handle this without bitter feelings... But for the safety of both you and your dog (and the neighborhood for that matter), its probably a conversation that has to happen. You should voice your opinion. And inform him that its not your wish to start trouble or be forced to report him, but as a responsible dog owner, he needs to keep that dog in the yard.
And in my corner of PA, you could get yourself a HUGE house and many, many acres for 240k!
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Well this is the big difference. A well trained dog, supervised and off leash who has proven recall is probably not a menace. Voice command means that the one giving commands is not drinking a beer on the sofa inside the house.
Well this is the big difference. A well trained dog, supervised and off leash who has proven recall is probably not a menace. Voice control means that the one giving commands is not drinking a beer on the sofa inside the house.
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Well this is the big difference. A well trained dog, supervised and off leash who has proven recall is probably not a menace. Voice control means that the one giving commands is not drinking a beer on the sofa inside the house.
Just gave me another You Tube Video idea
I can't wait!!!!!
I almost gotcha, I was going to mention something about not needing mackeral breath to watch a you tube but ya edited
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Getting back to the OP, it appears this guy has had all the polite conversations, just call your Animal Control. Another option is to make him your dog and re home him.
I have thought about moving out of sate before, it SO freakin' expensive around here!. 240k would buy you at two bedroom condo conversion in an old three family house. Thats in my neighborhood, and I live near the ghetto!
Yeah, I live in Cambridge and I'm pretty sure you couldn't find ANYTHING (hole in the wall of a triple decker or not) for 240K in the entire zip code...
~Natalya
I'm in Dot. I used to live in Cambridge, but was priced out. Then I moved to Somerville, where I was priced out. Then Arlington, which I could afford but I hated every minute of it.
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