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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 170106" data-attributes="member: 367"><p>The easiest fix in town is a lid on the garbage can, Then if they still hang around go back to plan A.&nbsp; &nbsp; I can see in town how it would be a problem.&nbsp; &nbsp; Every pet owner should realize that not everyone is as fond of your pet as you are no matter if its a Dog or a Cat in the city or out in the country.&nbsp; &nbsp; My &quot;pet peeve&quot; is when we get company that brings their high energy bird dogs and let them run.&nbsp; Don't get me wrong, I like dogs , I just don't have one.&nbsp;&nbsp; mostly because I like to be footloose and not plan around an animal, I did that for years with livestock.&nbsp;&nbsp; The bonus is that we have a few native animals around that dogs put the run on.&nbsp; &nbsp; Geese and ducks on the pond and in the yard , Deer ,&nbsp; grouse and a rare pheasant ..... You never know what you might see for wildlife in our yard summer or winter and I like that.&nbsp; &nbsp; The bad thing is once they get busted from their cover or nest disrupted it's a good chance you won't see them again.&nbsp;&nbsp; Dogs have that same itch to sniff and kill for fun and they can cover a lot of territory in just a few minutes.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 170106, member: 367"] The easiest fix in town is a lid on the garbage can, Then if they still hang around go back to plan A. I can see in town how it would be a problem. Every pet owner should realize that not everyone is as fond of your pet as you are no matter if its a Dog or a Cat in the city or out in the country. My "pet peeve" is when we get company that brings their high energy bird dogs and let them run. Don't get me wrong, I like dogs , I just don't have one. mostly because I like to be footloose and not plan around an animal, I did that for years with livestock. The bonus is that we have a few native animals around that dogs put the run on. Geese and ducks on the pond and in the yard , Deer , grouse and a rare pheasant ..... You never know what you might see for wildlife in our yard summer or winter and I like that. The bad thing is once they get busted from their cover or nest disrupted it's a good chance you won't see them again. Dogs have that same itch to sniff and kill for fun and they can cover a lot of territory in just a few minutes. [/QUOTE]

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