starr9
Well-Known Member
Oh im so sorry to here this. Im glad you rang and decided to try for op B. Good luck and I hope that they understand and nothing more happens.
We had our huskies get nextdoor and kill a few chickens completley different scenario but all the coucil cared about was that the dogs were registered and the yard was secure after they broke through we fixed it up didnt even get a fine or anything from the council we had to reimburse the neighbour for his chickens the entire ordeal cost us about $1300 as they were show quality chickens. although he had more than he was allowed on the proprty plus a rooster we decided to leave well enough alone. but i would get your dog back and offer to pay the family that have lost there dog and tell the council you and the neighbours will sort it out yourself. you may end up with the same result but at least you have then tried everything you can. comsierations to you and your neighbours. its hearbreaking to hear Jezta.
call your neighbours asap if you have their number i'm so sorry to hear this for you and your neighbour. If you have a good relationship with them although they will be devestated they should hopefully be willing to deal with it without getting council involvedThere's the rub, they wont give him back now without the neighbours saying it is ok. The lesson here is don't make rash decisions when not in the right mental state to think properly.
There's the rub, they wont give him back now without the neighbours saying it is ok. The lesson here is don't make rash decisions when not in the right mental state to think properly.
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