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The_YongGrand · 11-07-2006, 04:10 AM

anth83 - I'm sure you can negotiate with your neighbour and have a win-win situation. Shifty neighbours aren't really difficult to deal with.

In my place where I'm staying now, I don't find shifty neighbours, but inconsiderate ones. These are your worst enemies actually.

My neighbour has a dog - a female Rottweiler (I think so - judging by its face) and gave birth to a few puppies. Okay, so one early morning, that owner let the dog unleashed, so she roamed around with her kids. I was walking towards my car as I accidently crossed her 'radius' and she bared her teeth, growled and snapped at me. I was so dead shocked and thought of running, but couldn't because she might chase after me. I couldn't stare at her as well, I could only look down and not facing her. Fortunately the owner called her back home and I was so relieved. At the same day, at night, the same dog which was unleashed nearly attacked a small kid and scared him so badly.

Okay - what happened if she got me? I don't think the owner would compensate. Or even the insurance. Worse of all in my place the enforcers are quite difficult to be contacted and takes very long time to do their action.

11-07-2006, 04:10 AM	#20
The_YongGrand Member (10 bit) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Somewhere in Malaysia... Posts: 953	anth83 - I'm sure you can negotiate with your neighbour and have a win-win situation. Shifty neighbours aren't really difficult to deal with. In my place where I'm staying now, I don't find shifty neighbours, but inconsiderate ones. These are your worst enemies actually. My neighbour has a dog - a female Rottweiler (I think so - judging by its face) and gave birth to a few puppies. Okay, so one early morning, that owner let the dog unleashed, so she roamed around with her kids. I was walking towards my car as I accidently crossed her 'radius' and she bared her teeth, growled and snapped at me. I was so dead shocked and thought of running, but couldn't because she might chase after me. I couldn't stare at her as well, I could only look down and not facing her. Fortunately the owner called her back home and I was so relieved. At the same day, at night, the same dog which was unleashed nearly attacked a small kid and scared him so badly. Okay - what happened if she got me? I don't think the owner would compensate. Or even the insurance. Worse of all in my place the enforcers are quite difficult to be contacted and takes very long time to do their action. Last edited by The_YongGrand; 11-07-2006 at 04:13 AM.