Neighbors DOGS HARASSED ME While Mowing Overgrown Lawn
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2024
- While mowing this overgrown lawn for a guy who just moved in, the neighbors dog kept jumping the fence while on a rope and kept me from mowing the backyard.
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Geat video today! Prayers for my mother. She got dizzy and fell day after Christmas. She's doing ok just sore and hurting being 89!
Oh no! We will definitely keep her in our prayers! Hoping you have a great day man 👍👋
@@TopNotchLawns cold but sunny. Beautiful blue sky! Making follow up appointments. Have a blessed week!
Prayers ascending for your mom 🙏♥️🙏
@@pamkammann1176 thank you!
Just because a dog is wagging its tail doesn't mean it won't bite. You were right and justified not to risk it. Too bad the owner couldn't get the neighbor to control the dog. That's ridiculous that it's on a long enough lead to jump into the next yard. I had a friend's dog, that had seen me at their house multiple times, randomly jump up and try to bite me in the face. Anyway, wishing you safe mowing this year!
A couple other people mentioned similar stories! Things like that are definitely why I didn’t want to risk it! And yes, I thought the same thing about the really long lead! Hope you have a great new year
You know when seeing that viscous Pitt bull on the news going off behind that gate after it has bitten someone or killed something barking and foaming at the mouth? It’s actually not because purebred Pitt bulls do not and will not bark, barking is a warning threat and it’s triggered by the fear response. They also rarely bite people because they were originally bred as a family protector and later turned into fighting dogs. I had two back in the early 90’s before they become popular and their temperament is the opposite to what people believe. Those dogs barking at that gate are American staffys, they look almost identical to a Pitt bull but their temperament is nothing like them. There’s no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner 😉
Here in North Carolina it's illegal to have your dog tied up like that.
That doggy can meet my wolf mix....
@SoulsJourney I wish so many more people realized that a wagging tail doesn’t mean a dog won’t bite. There is a lot more body language to read than just the tail. Tail alone it could be a stiff tail wagging which is very different from a goofy relaxed wagging.
Who would tell you that dog was friendly?! That's nuts.
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Just give it a haircut with the weed eater.
Very smart not to risk the backyard. Just because they wag their tail doesn’t mean they won’t use their teeth!! Plus, with the other dogs that showed up forms a pack mentality which could have led to a bad situation for you. Thanks for the video!!! I always enjoy them.
Thank you Anna ☺️☺️👋
The neighbor could possibly be fined for the dog not being contained in its own yard. It may be on a chain but it's not under proper control
If this had been me, I would have been on the phone to the police or animal control! The owner won’t change this situation until he has been contacted by a higher authority. It’s a crock when you can’t work or relax in your own yard because of a inconsiderate neighbor. I’m glad you are okay and I hope the homeowner doesn’t have continuing problems with the dogs’ owner. Thank you for helping this person!
Yes, I am not sure how the homeowner handled it but I definitely wouldn’t want a neighbors dog on a chain jumping into my backyard!!
Wonder what the dog owner has to protect to keep an aggressive dog on a leash that long?
You were right not cut the back yard. I would have called animal control. No matter where you work. You should have a safe place to work. To me those dogs didn't seem friendly at all.
I don't blame you, It's funny how someone sitting behind a computer screen going to tell you how friendly they are. Always go with your own instincts, that's why you have them. Good job!
Good call Theresa!! After the stories, I have heard on here in the comments the last couple hours I am glad I used caution!
One thing with your ear protection on and the noise you have no warning when a dog advances on you. Being a mail carrier I have deep respect for dogs! They own the turf!
I bet you do! Yes, between my ear protection and the equipment I would not be able to hear an approach!!
Retired mail carrier here and yes, you did the right thing, Brian!
My first instinct, especially when the loose dogs showed up, would be to call Animal Control and then finish up the front yard. You do such good work; it's a shame you didn't get to finish this one. Never, ever trust a dog you don't know when the owner isn't around.
Thanks 👍👋😊 Definitely good advice
It's relaxing just cutting grass and the smell is wonderful 😂😂😂
Lol 😆😂👍🐕
I was walking my dog, a Boston Terrier, had him on a leash. We got attacked by 2 mean dogs. Mine as small as he is (21pounds) hit the first dog and knocked him down, I tazed it, it screamed like a little girl. Got up and ran away. The 2nd was fighting my dog and he ran off. My dog was biting him in the throat. We both were okay. Both the dogs were about 35 pounds. I went to the police station, told an officer what happened. Filed a complaint, and the officer went and gave the owners a ticket for not having a leash.
Definitely scary! So glad you and your dog were both OK! Yes, definitely a concern when you don’t know an animal
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Thank you. When I was a kid I got bit a bunch of times. I don't like mean dogs and if attacked will try to kill them a tazer won't kill a dog, but it will remember. And if it ever sees or hears a tazer again it will run. Seems they remember the sound and pain
You were wise not to try messing with those dogs! The wagging tail does not necessarily mean friendliness, it is simply a sign of excitement. They could have been excited to protect what they feel is their property. Great job with the front!
Great video today! Anytime you have reservations about mowing near big guard dogs, respect your instincts…you’ll stay safer! Thanks for your mowing videos. I always enjoy them!❤❤❤
Thanks 👍👍😊👋 Appreciate your support as always
That’s so true! Trust your gut feelings!
Great work considering you were being harassed by the dogs from next door. Amazing transformation to start off 2024! Have a blesssed year my friend!
Hoping you have a blessed year as well friend 👍👋😊
Chained up dogs are no joke. I got to close as a kid and he took a bite of my face, neck and had to have part of my ear sewn back on. I learned to keep my distance no matter what!
Oh my! Sorry to hear that! Definitely a scary lesson!!
When my dad was three he got his lips bit off by a terrier. Docs had to use skin from the inside of his mouth to rebuild.
I've been around dogs my whole life. 2 years ago I was at a clients house with their dog. He had been so loving and friendly. We were discussing the details of the kitchen remodel and all of a sudden the dog bit me. He didn't break the skin, but he held on and had to be pulled off of my leg. I had severe bruising, and it hurt. You just never know what might set an animal off. I have a Husky/Malamute and he is gentle as a lamb. Yet, if I have people over to do work or for consultations, I lock him away just in case. I think you are wise to protect yourself. It doesn't mean you don't like dogs, it means you respect what they can do. I love your channel and your kindness. I hope 2024 is a healthy, happy and prosperous year for you and your family. God bless you.
Definitely a good point and a good idea! Especially with animals you do not know! And with all my equipment, and the job I was trying to do. Just didn’t have time try and approach them properly! Have a great weekend and stay safe out there!
Could be the dog had dementia. My friend's dog suddenly started biting for no reason and he had to be put down when it was determined he had dementia. He had always been a "pussycat".
Could be. All I know is it really hurt and I was bruised for weeks. I still love dogs, I'm just more cautious. @@mq5276
You made the right decision.
Thanks 😊👍👋👋
You did everything right, yard looks awesome and you are safe👍💚💚👍
Great Job Brian, Thanks for sharing ! I could sense your fear with the dogs, I used to do a window cleaning service and had my share of aggressive dogs ! But at the same time I learned a lot, The Black & white one was no threat to you, as for the one jumping the fence , He wanted a taste of your leg ! I remember on one occasion a dog aggressively came at me , grabbing the bottom of My Jeans, shaking me several times ! With the deepest voice I could muster I Pointed in the direction of where it came from and shouted GET IN YOUR BED ! tail between its legs bolted ! Never back up from a non aggressive Dog , it will view you as prey ! Do not give it eye contact, Unless it comes at You, ignore it, It will know your not a threat, keeping in mind You are in their Territory
It is better be SAFE THEN SORRY BRIAN STAY SAFE
Yes!! I agree!
Even IF the Dog is friendly YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT!! People NEED TO MIND THERE BUSINESS and STOP ASSUMING!!
Thanks! And I definitely wasn’t in a good position to engage with it with my job and all my equipment!
@@TopNotchLawns EXACTLY
Always a good decision to be a little bit careful with dogs you don´t know. 🐕🦺Awesome job, as always. Have a good time, and see you on the next one ! 👍 Greets from GER, U.
Hey U 👋☺️ Hope you have a great weekend. Greetings, my friend.
Amazing transformation Brian 👍🏆♥️ That grass was tall😮 as for the hounds of bascakbill, I don't blame you one bit, the owners should be more aware of where their dogs are, especially when you asked nicely for it to be restrained a bit more while you were doing your job, some dogs 🤔 have some owners 😕🙄 Have a lovely day Brian ❤
That’s a great way to put it Patricia!! The stories I’ve read on here in the comments The last couple hours would make me even more wary!! Hope you have a lovely day as well, always good to hear from you. ☺️☺️👋👋
I don’t blame you for leaving the backyard alone. No sense risking injury. Happy New Year to you and your family. God bless edges are perfect as always.💜💜💜👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
Hey Barb 👋👋☺️😊 Happy New Year to you and yours Blessings
great video,...hard work for the person mowing! glad it wasn't me
I too, would make the same decision regarding the dog. The front yard looks great. Thanks, Brian. May the year 2024 bring you great happiness. Figure it out🥳❤️🇨🇦
Opps not sure why Figure it out turned up on my post. Sorry
Thank you for doing all you did in this yard. It's too bad that some neighbors think they can do anything with the yards next to them. I can only imagine the mess the dog(s) leave that is not cleaned up by the owners. Stay safe. Thank you for all you done.
I guess we know why the back yard is overgrown. Common sense is a valuable tool, I’m glad you used yours. Happy new year Brian.
That came out nice, too bad about the dogs. I was a delivery driver for many years and I always carried dog cookies in my pocket, never had an aggressive dog, they loved what was in my pocket too much, and they always knew what pocket. Great video Brian, hopefully a peaceful New Year to you.
Good job brian. Stay safe. Been sick spending the day watching you.
Aw sorry you’re sick Henrietta! I appreciate you watching now!! Get feeling better soon
I remember this yard those dogs looked both friendly and vicious it was hard to tell but this property turned out really nice more cleaned up and ready for a new life keep up all the hard work your doing
I agree with you. A long while back, I went to a home and a very friendly, loving Alaskan Malamute decided to jump towards my 4 year old. I pulled him towards me and she grabbed the dog. He got him just under his left eye.
You never know with any dog. If the dog doesn't know you, and you add to that the noise of an edge cutter, or a moving mower, trouble will follow.
Stay safe. I'm sure the property owner is grateful you did all that work for him. It's a huge difference!
My dad and my uncle got into an argument over my uncle’s dog. Duke was a gs mix and always tied up. As kids tend to do, we got a little too close to Duke, who attacked us but fortunately didn’t get us. My dad told my uncle he needed to get rid of that dog before it seriously hurt one of us kids. My uncle said you can always make another kid, but a good guard dog was hard to find.
That’s crazy!!
I am very glad you didnt to the backyard, rather be on the safe side, cant see why the dog is not in its own yard. You did a splendid job. Look so good. God bless❤
Great job en very wise decision not to trust the dogs. Love From South Afrika ❤❤
Love to you in South Africa Adri ☺️👋❤️
Great job Brian 👏👏👏👏. Top Notch Signature 😁😁😁. Happy New Year and continue to take care of yourself ❤️
Happy New Year Cassandra 👋👋☺️☺️❤️
You mow smarter than most other RUclipsrs. They mow a while, blow a while, edge a while, back to mowing, the edge some more. . . It’s got to take an age to switch tools so often and to blow off the walks before you’re finished.
Great Job!!!! No Need To Get Involved With That Dog!!!
Glad you stayed safe ! My first thought is they must have issues with the dog if it’s chained up inside a fenced yard, just seemed way off to me and then it jumped the fence! Looked to be very aggressive ! Please becareful ..and the other dogs loose was even scary even though they didn’t “ seem” aggressive.. as you said you just can’t take a chance..
Happy New Year Brian. I pray that this new year will bring you and your family much happiness and peace. All the best in 2024
Happy New Year Margaret 👋😊
Hey Brian 🎉🎉🎉🎉HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU, JENNY, AUNT SANDY and the Rest of the Family. I pray INCREASE over your Wealth, Health, Finances and Family. Glad your here🙏🏿❤
Hey Willie ☺️☺️👋👋 Thanks as always! Wishing you and your family an increase over your wealth health finances and family! ❤️
Thank You@@TopNotchLawns
Hello Top Notch Family
Blessings > 2024
Happy New Year's
Hi Dink Tank 👋☺️ Blessings for 2024 and a happy new year!!
Super job on this one! And as far as the dogs go, you are a smart man! Don't ever approach a dog that you don't know! I can't believe that people said that they looked friendly. Any reputable dog trainor or owner would tell you that you did exactly what you should have! God bless, Brian and Happy New Year!
Hey Brian,
I'll stick my nose into the scrum of what everyone is talking about, I used to work as a trash man, I pulled a roll cart all during the day, most people would be at work and they would either have their dog(s) in the house, on a chain, or in a fenced-in yard, so the dog(s) could run.
I normally do not have problems with dogs, even the "aggressive" dogs behind tall fencing.
Most dogs are relatively good at keeping their "hoomans" safe and most dogs know who is supposed to be on the property, dogs, in general, know their role and are pretty easy to be around, they can Sense fear and anger a whole lot better than hoomans can which is why they can sometimes seem like they're going to attack, I had one dog in particular, a golden retriever, who loved attacking the fence when I, or the other guys, would have to walk beside pulling the roll carts, certain noises can agitate a dog's senses and get the dog aggressive even though the dog thinks it's protecting it's property,
The dog I had the issue with was not chained in it's yard, and the fence was just three feet tall and the dog would always charge the fence and act like it was going to come over, then there was the day I was on the route and I was going beside the fence, and the dog jumped and tore the shirt I was wearing and scraped my upper arm with it's teeth, I called the office and they had a police officer catch the home owner and the owner gave documentation that their dog was vaccinated, as I said, I love dogs, the home owner was told to keep the dog in the house on trash days or to have the dog on a chain on trash days or to have a tall fence at least six feet in height erected, the home owner elected to keep the dog in the house afterwards.
The main reason dogs "attack" is, they think they are protecting their hoomans, and in your case, the next door neighbor should have had either a shorter chain or a lot taller fence because there's no reason for their dog(s) to be on the neighbors property, whereas in my case I had to go along side the fence or backtrack almost a hundred feet to get around the shed and brambles bush where the trash cans were at
Definitely a good if somewhat scary story! I’m pretty good and comfortable with dogs, but one chained up that can jump over the neighbors fence isn’t something I would really want to hassle with!! Definitely always good to use. Caution! Thanks for sharing, glad you weren’t hurt.
Its a shame the neighbor wasn't called.did the owner know why you didn't mow the backyard? Glad you made a wise decision. Be safe and stay healthy. Have a prosperous 2024.
Amazing transformation of the front!
Nice work as always Brian ! You did the right thing regards the dogs, not worth it. 👍
Thanks 👍 The stories I have heard just in the last couple hours on here, would make me even more wary! Lol
I have been doing yard work and landscaping for 50 years and I can tell you that almost every single time I have been bitten by a dog was right after I was told it was frendly. If I had been in your shoes on this job I would have just gotten right back in my truck as soon as I saw that the neighbor's dog was so aggressive that it would jump the fence. If that dog was so out of control that it would do that, there was a very good chance it could break the rope or chain it was on and attack you. I say this because the last time I got bit by a customer's dog was at a house where as I was walking up to the front door five dogs were lunging at the picture window barking and growling. I agreed to do the yard only if the people living there promised to keep the dogs inside. Sure enough while I was working and didn't see one of the people living there go out of the house the dogs got out one of them bit me on the back of my lower leg.
I don't blame You just because their tails are waging don't mean they won't bite good job enjoy the video God Bless
Thank you 👍👋😊 Blessings to you
You do an amazing job person! Thank you for sharing!
Nice recap on older video.as always was great video.just keep on doing what your doing.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thanks man always appreciate 👍👍
Brian man I gotta tell ya you just made my day!!!! I’m on the treadmill watching this video and when that black and white dog showed while you were weed eating along the side of the garage in the backyard and you finally saw him and stepped behind the garage I just about fell off the treadmill from laughing so hard!!!! As if that wasn’t funny enough the slow-mo of the next door neighbors dog hopping the fence I just lost it tears were streaming down my face!!! Dude I am so sorry to be laughing but I found it to be hilarious. Then you wrote well I guess I’m not mowing the backyard and again I double over in laughter!!! I had to hold on to the handrails on the treadmill so I wouldn’t fly off. I understand that you don’t want to get mauled. And again I’m sorry I’m laughing but damn that was a good video!!!
Were you ever attacked by a dog??
Hi. Nice vlog. Great job. Watch out for dogs. Happy New Year to you and your family. Take care. Deborah 🇨🇦
I agree with you. Look out for yourself and family so you can continue being a blessing to others
Thank you 😊 Blessings to you
Excellent job. Holy cow the dogs were making me nervous just watching. Lol❤❤😮
Lol 😆 yes! Honestly made the whole job more stressful!!
Awesome job ❤
I think you made the right decision Brian. Just think if that chain would have failed. Take care and Happy New Year.💚🎉🥂
Thank you Brenda 👋☺️ take care and Happy New Year 🎊🎆
Great video!❤️Nice detailed landscaping!💪🏼💪🏼❤️🙏
Ahoj Briane 🌟 A je zase čtvrtek! Ten čas tak rychle letí, ale my jsme stále mladí, že? 😊. Toho psa bych se hodně bála. Mohl by se utrhnout a je hned zle. Ty jsi všechno zvládl skvěle a já volám bravo! Měj krásný víkend s rodinou, stále pracuje syn v útulku pro pejsky?? Pozdravuj je všechny z Evropy z České republiky 😊👋👏👍🏆🏅👍💯🌿
I agree!! Time moves so fast!! I’m kinda young 😆😆 I definitely prefer to practice. Caution!! Hope you have a great weekend as well! And yes, Tyler is still working at the doggy daycare and still loving it! ☺️☺️👋👋👋
Alot of people don't relize it only takes one in the pack to get things started !!!
Yes!!
Hello Brian! Hope you had a wonderful holiday season and you have a prosperous new year. This year I’m going to continue my year of kindness, and also purge my house of everything that is unnecessary. Wish me luck! KAT from Birmingham, Alabama.
I wouldn’t have done it either. Great transformation.
Thank you Linda 👋👋😊☺️
I live in the country so addressing dog issues are different. We have the right to defend ourselves. We had a neighbor who had dogs and they were very mean. The UPS and USPS people would not even get out of the vehicle to deliver packages and these dogs tried several times to bite us on our own yard. They eventually moved to town and then the police had to deal with the complaints. The fines to the owners exceeded $3000 and the owners had to put the dogs down just do they didn't have to pay any more fines. They tried biting the neighbors in town and they learned that we put up with a lot from those dogs. Good thing for you not to mess with those dogs, they get the idea of a pack and you pay the price especially if they have a dog that is a ring leader. If it has to be chained, there is a reason. Since you are not the property owner, you did the right thing to just leave.
Team Hustler all the way buddy and the yard looks great
I feel sorry for that new homeowner, having to learn about crappy neighbors. Not sure whose fence it is jumping, but it is their responsibility to fence their entire yard high enough (and secure beneath) to contain all their animals. The good news is, you were not attacked and did not sue them for damages, involving the new mortgage holder's insurance, who would sue the neighbor. HOW FORTUNATE that by enlisting your kind service, you documented all the evidence on film for the owner to share and share and share. You are like a secret agent man! God Bless!
Evidently some people have never been mauled by a dog. Dogs aren’t necessarily friendly. In fact, many unfamiliar dogs are aggressive and can maim and kill. Keep your animals under control at all times.
Definitely a good point! I’ve heard some pretty bad stories in the comments on this in the last couple hours!!
Hello. Brian. Nice makeover on the front lawn . Sorry about that neighbor dog. Dog’s bites can be very dangerous.
You need to protect yourself and if you are uncomfortable with dogs there is no need to have an excuse. You need to do what needs done to stay safe
Some dog's ears hurt around weed trimmers. My dog was ok with the lawn mower but went after the trimmer and my vacuum sweeper every time. So it's got to be the high pitch noise from the motors. My neighbor's dog came at me with tail wagging and growling as I got in my car. I didn't do anything but walk from the house to the car. The dog came from nowhere and he said I provoked the dog. So yes you made the right choice.
Very good video. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year!!!👍👋😊
Happy New Year!! 👍😊👋
You are absolutely correct; nobody ever thinks you are going to be the victim of a dog attack. And there must be a reason the dog is on a chain, to begin with. You are there to do a job and not provide doggy daycare.
Very good observation! So strange to be on a chain and still be able to get into the neighbors yard!
What is the typical rent on a house that size?The guy has to listen to that dog 24/7.Good job on the mowing.
I understand about dogs. They r unpredictable. Great job. Watching from 17 degrees Maine.
Wow, you discovered bricks, but why there?!---Any snow yet? I enjoyed that one video you made of using the snow blower on your driveway?
Brian that was another great job. I remember that job when you did it the first time, and the dogs harassing you. I had the same reaction this time as the last, pure anger for the pet parents who are so very thoughtless and uncaring as to the welfare of their dog. I don't know about others, but for me, my pets are my OTHER CHILDREN WITH FUR COATS. The danger that they leave that dog in b being to jump that fence that is atrocious. It only takes a nano second for it to get caught up and choke that poor dog to death. With them apparently not being at home during the day makes it even worse. They apparently have no regard for that little souls life and that is so very sad. It is truly a shame that you have to go through that kind of thing and am very glad to see you play it safe. People who say, oh he won't bite, he's friendly, have no clue as to what is in a dog's mind, they can snap in the blink of an eye.Just like you said, your the one who has something to lose. You're a very smart man and the trolls are non compos mentis.
Good work!! BRAVO!!
Great job for 2023 and good luck in 2024. Look forward to 2024 videos! It’s too bad the owner couldn’t persuade the neighbor to bring their dog inside, even if the neighbor put the dog in his/her garage. Job well done anyway Brian! Cheers
P.S. I’m sure leaving with the back left to finish was a bummer b/c you like it done right.
Brian, the yard looks so much better! Too bad that dog was outside.
Great job Brian.
Yes, it was a hay field 😂 You can’t risk it when your livelihood is at stack; because the dog could react negatively because of the machines.
It’s better safe than sorry and it doesn’t pay to assume either. I hope you’re having a great New year. ☺️👏🏼💪👷😍🏠
Wow so pleased you didn’t do back. Wagging tails doesn’t they are friendly. You did a fantastic job. Please take care of yourself
Wonderful job you did for the family. God bless you
Thank you Becky 👋☺️ Blessings to you
Great job Brian
Too bad, you couldn’t get the backyard done. It would’ve been the icing on the cake. If it weren’t for that darn dog,& his friends lol. You did an excellent job on the front though. You can’t win them all, but nice effort. Stay safe out there.💯👍🏾😱💜✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Front yard looks great!
Thanks Kristine 👍😊👋
Too bad some dog owners are ignorant of other peoples safety. Great clean-up again Brian. Stay safe.
There is no one who loves dogs more than I do however I understand your caution. My son was bitten by a German Shepard two years ago on his back upper leg and butt. He will never be right again. If people don't understand your caution GOD bless them and move on you are wise to be cautious.
So sorry to hear about your son! I agree caution can be the best response around strange animals! Blessings to you Joyce ☺️😊👋
Happy New Year. Wish you all the best to you and your family and God bless 🙏🏻❤️👍🏻
That is a strange thing to not have to go back to finish the back yard because of the dog 🐶 being a little bit to close for your comfort
I love dogs but I don’t blame you. When you don’t know anything about them and they are running loose or jumping over fences, you have no idea what their temperaments are. You did a good job with that lawn. God bless.
Nice job, Brian.💪🏽🍃🌿☘️🌱💪🏽
Looks super Brian. ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸
glad you are proactive with dogs. dog bites are no joke. long lasting bad effects
Great job for what you could get to while being harassed. And yes that gold one was not a friendly dog.
I had a friend whose husband mowed a lawn with their dog on a chain. The chain wrapped around the dog's paw, which also wrapped around the blade of the mower. The result the dog lost its paw
That’s definitely a good point! It can’t be safe for that dog to be jumping the fence back-and-forth while tethered!
No way would I go near that vicious looking dog Brian!
I had a german shepherd that would let you pet him but just as soon as you turned your back he would get you. He was a sweet boy (died of cancer) but I had to tell folks don’t come to my house without letting me know first.
Some dog owners are completely oblivious to their own pets behavior. Good call.
I pray for your safety. Happy New Year to your family.
Happy New Year to you and yours Roxy ☺️👋😊
Sue Wolfe- Happy New Year Brian! What's the saying, " Good fences make for good neighbors" ? I hope this homeowner put up some new fences to protect his property. Im sure the neighbor must realize that his dog jumps the fence into someone else's property, in the first place. Secondly, the dog could get injured in doing so! They can always watch your video for proof. I don't blame you for not finishing the backyard. I wouldn't, either! Have a great weekend, Brian! 👏👍💪😉♥️
Hey Sue ☺️☺️👋 Definitely surprising to have it tethered in a way I could get into the neighbors yard!! Have a great weekend
That dog doesn't look friendly. We had a Chow that bit a boy once. His injuries were severe, and part of his scalp had to be reattached. I thought the dog was nice and mellow, but he wasn't. We got sued by the boy's parents. I have a Shih Tzu now and she's never off her leash outside the house. I'm a little paranoid after that incident. I don't like for people to try to pet her either. At least the front got done and looks great. You'd think the neighbor would try to control his dog. The new homeowner is not going to want that dog in his back yard.
Man that sounds scary and definitely would make you cautious!! I agree I wouldn’t want my neighbors, chained, dog, jumping into my backyard!! Have a great weekend hotbox 👋👋☺️☺️