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I couldn't agree more. I Have had several issues. I have one dog that is good with dogs and one that is not good with other ones but mine. Once I was walking them down the street and this german shephard came running out, and went to go after my dog, I… Read More

I couldn't agree more. I Have had several issues. I have one dog that is good with dogs and one that is not good with other ones but mine. Once I was walking them down the street and this german shephard came running out, and went to go after my dog, I turned her, and he ended up getting me in the arm. The town merely wrote them a fine, because there was no serious damage. The dog still is loose on a daily basis. Then further down on the same street, there is another dog a springer that just runs out in the street when ever he sees another dog, to which I have almost hit on many occasions. And finally for the third dog my neighbor has a dacshound who is not so good with people just loose, I watch him let him out of the car, and comes right on my property and does his bussiness, then calls him inside. He wanders in the street, and the last straw was his dog being right outside my back door, on my acre plus of property when I went out with my other dogs, and he nearly bit me, he stayed right in front of me snarling and snapping. All the owner did was call him inside, never said sorry never asked questions. I have called animal control, about a dozen times, but much like every one else in my town they get warnings and that is it. Now they tell me that i have to take time off of work to fill out a court complaint , and go to court for it. I would love to know why, there are laws for a reason. If they fined them every time, instead of warning maybe it would not continue to happen. Anyway this is all in NJ, wonder if it is an east coast issue. I doubt it though. Good luck and be safe. Read Less