ThePackLeader Wrote:
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> Well, what am I to do? It's bad enough that my one
> neighbor is a total ass clown who likes to crash
> his cars, and walk on roofs with chainsaws, but
> one of my other neighbors let's their children
> play in the streets, and tear the place up.
> Alright, so the latter folks are at least easy to
> talk to, and genuinely nice, and I like that
> aspect of them. However, just today, when my dog
> was being walked in our front yard, one of their
> idiot sons started acting like a complete fool.
>
> Honestly, I originally thought that this kid was
> good, and given the fact that he has three dogs,
> and one of his dogs is real cool with mine, I
> figured that he knew how to handle canines and the
> like. Just yesterday afternoon though, while my
> dog was being walked, he skated by at a real fast
> speed with about five other kids. These kids were
> leaning on other peoples cars too, and blocking
> the street. My dog started barking at them, and
> then he came by and began taunting my dog from the
> sidewalk. All the while, his parents were standing
> only two houses down, and they did absolutely
> nothing to stop him from the taunting, OR from the
> taking up of the roadway. I seriously thought that
> this kid had lost his ever loving mind by the way
> he was acting, and there were his parents,
> completely oblivious to what their soon to be
> teenage son was doing not more than 100 feet away.
> It was damn stupid too, because aside from the
> fact that they could all be hit by a vehicle, my
> dog could have also caused severe injury to this
> idiot (It reminds me of the dumbass kids I grew up
> with, and how they would complain about a big dog
> around the corner biting them, but the part they
> left out is how they threw snowballs and objects
> at the dog beforehand).
>
> If this sort of thing happens again, with his
> harassing my dog and the like, what should I do?
> I'm figuring that a trip to his parents should be
> in order above all else, to at least give them a
> chance to act on the issue before anything else.
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