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<blockquote data-quote="rod" data-source="post: 1729170" data-attributes="member: 5382"><p>Although leash laws normally do not apply while your dog is on your property you are still required to be in control of it at all times (which is impossible to do unless your mutt is a graduate of some obedience school.). Screaming at it and hollering &quot;Fluffy- stop it&quot; is wasting your breath. While you are doing that I&#039;m preparing to launch your mutt sky-high with my size 11 boot if I have too. It would be so much easier if idiots would keep their mutts in the house when a delivery was being made. It used to be if the dog broke skin it was worth an automatic 5 grand law suit---I&#039;m sure that has gone up by now. I never felt the need to sue but I would have gladly put Fluffy out of his misery on a few occasions. I ALWAYS reported it to law enforcement so the owners knew I was pissed and meant business. At the very least they were made to show proof that their mutt had had its rabies shots and sometimes they were even forced to keep it chained up as a &quot;vicious dog&quot; if they had been warned before. Also reported it to CMA.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="rod, post: 1729170, member: 5382"] Although leash laws normally do not apply while your dog is on your property you are still required to be in control of it at all times (which is impossible to do unless your mutt is a graduate of some obedience school.). Screaming at it and hollering "Fluffy- stop it" is wasting your breath. While you are doing that I'm preparing to launch your mutt sky-high with my size 11 boot if I have too. It would be so much easier if idiots would keep their mutts in the house when a delivery was being made. It used to be if the dog broke skin it was worth an automatic 5 grand law suit---I'm sure that has gone up by now. I never felt the need to sue but I would have gladly put Fluffy out of his misery on a few occasions. I ALWAYS reported it to law enforcement so the owners knew I was pissed and meant business. At the very least they were made to show proof that their mutt had had its rabies shots and sometimes they were even forced to keep it chained up as a "vicious dog" if they had been warned before. Also reported it to CMA. [/QUOTE]

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