Jodi_the_g
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Now he has been barking alot recently, never did before, but thats becuase the stupid witch has built an avoiry (sp) in her back garden and has bloody parrots flying around and pissing him off.
Is there anything I can do legal about them as now the dog is pissing me off and the stupid cow comes and moans every day if he barks once.
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CorsAsh
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Shoot them with an air rifle. Then batter the woman.
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Pablo
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Tell her to get a bigger fence to cover the birds then he wont bark 
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Jodi_the_g
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Originally posted by P4UL
Tell her to get a bigger fence to cover the birds then he wont bark
Been thinking about that, would not mind but she is a missable cow anyway.
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RCoughtrie
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I used a dog collar, that teaches the dog to stop barking excessively, when the dog barks it shoots a mist of air and sort of scares him, in time mines stop barking excessively..... had the same problem with peeps arund me getting pissed off
[Edited on 12-04-2005 by RCoughtrie]
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Jodi_the_g
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Originally posted by RCoughtrie
i used a dog collar, that teaches the dog to stop barking excesivly, when the dog bars it shoots a mist of air and sort of scares him in time mines stop barking execesivly
its not really his fault was ook before she moved in with the parrots. they chirp or what ever parrots do and fly around all day and piss him off.
If it was not for his barking drowning them out i would compain.
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Lynny
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thought she could only complain after a certain time at night, 10pm or something? tell her to STFU anyways, dogs bark, its what they do
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Jodi_the_g
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Originally posted by Lynny
thought she could only complain after a certain time at night, 10pm or something? tell her to STFU anyways, dogs bark, its what they do
Does not bark at night as he come in then but, she was saying you leave him in the back garden locked out thats why he is barking. i pointed out he can open the doors and he let himself into the back garden but she was saying its negilate on my part.
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Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by RCoughtrie
I used a dog collar, that teaches the dog to stop barking excessively, when the dog barks it shoots a mist of air and sort of scares him, in time mines stop barking excessively..... had the same problem with peeps arund me getting pissed off
[Edited on 12-04-2005 by RCoughtrie]
Thing this would work with a woman??? 
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RCoughtrie
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if it ever comes a legal situation it will be her who has to do something, u said she moved in with the birds... so she changed the enviroment that ur dogs been in.... so it should be her who makes changes
[Edited on 12-04-2005 by RCoughtrie]
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Carly
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what a cheaky cow saying its neglect! Tell her to STFU 
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Mark Petty
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I whould tell her to G T F then when its dark sneak round and open the cage door and laugh at the parrots as they fly away
[Edited on 12-04-2005 by Mark Petty]
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Jodi_the_g
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I am now having to work out in the garden to shut him up, but am now writing a letter of complaint about the parrots.
Tempted to put a cat in there tonight.
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Lynny
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Originally posted by Jodi_the_g
Tempted to put a cat in there tonight.
i was going to suggest this
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Joff
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Dogs are anti-social creatures. You'll have to put it down.
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Lynny
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joff..doors and curtains 
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CorsAsh
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I'm an anti-social creature. You'll have to put me down.
Okay
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bradfincham
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I would either gas all the birds one night, or drop a cat in there or pop them off one by one with a pellet gun!
We have a irish wolfhound that kills pretty much anything,
neighbours cat used to tease the dog by siting on the fence and waving tail etc!
The day the cat fell off the fence into the garden the dog got it!
2 minutes of chasing it we had a dead pussy and threw it back over the fence!
The silly twats thought it died when it hit the ground!!
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PaulW
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did she have planning permission for the birdy thingy?? (i cant spell it either)
just most councils need it to do anything fixed in the garden & if it is fixed (like a shed) just inform the council & also say your worried it might be a health & safety hazard 
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Jodi_the_g
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Well its not to much of a problem as I am in the process of moving, but its piss me off within 4 weeks of her moving in she has compained about out apple and plum trees as she has to many flys and wasps in her garden becuase of them and now the dog.
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Jodi_the_g
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quote:
Originally posted by PaulW
did she have planning permission for the birdy thingy?? (i cant spell it either)
just most councils need it to do anything fixed in the garden & if it is fixed (like a shed) just inform the council & also say your worried it might be a health & safety hazard
Just checked that if it was pigeons or chicken i could but parrots are classed as pets. Think i am going to be the neigbour from hell for the next couple of days.
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PaulW
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4-day CS Pissup round yours then??
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Dom
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shit through her mail box
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Jodi_the_g
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Originally posted by PaulW
4-day CS Pissup round yours then??
There is in two weeks post on in offday and southwest somewhere but yeah piss up at hers i think
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soak some seeds in rat poison and then feed them with it
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