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It's just the second attack being deliberate and the taunting remarks is alarming behavior. There has to be more to it than the animal issue, not sure what. Don't know that it matters. He is trying to intimidate and instill fear. Implied threat. I live in Fl. and the laws here leave a lot of...

At this point I don't think the chickens are the main concern even though it is very wrong. I'm really concerned for her safety. It's no longer an issue of a dog. If she does not get authorities involved and he continues to escalate she could be harmed. I think she needs to try to protect...

I would call the police, keep very good records, move asap , and file civil charges for loss of property and mental distress. That may sound drastic but this guys behavior is not normal. Even if the Police can't arrest its easier to prove a civil case and you can not be arrested or fined for...

I'm so sorry. I bet you have no way to prove it either. What is this guys problem, I would make a police report anyway. Someone like that could be dangerous. I would do a lot worse too, but definitely make a report. You may need the records later.

Glad to hear it. I misunderstood. That's how it should be. I have recued and raised Pit Bulls for 20yrs. I have raised one kind of bird or another that whole time. I manage my animals well. I would not expect any different treatment if my dog was the culprit. It's part of being a responsible pet...

A lot of confusion on this subject. I'm glad I am not in Ohio. I not only have to try to protect my chickens but have found myself explaining to neighbors that if their animals stray to my property they are at risk. My 85lb pit does not run the neighborhood. He's very protective and...

I love this response!

If you rent or lease a property the property is yours during that term. Not the landlords Tenants do have rights too. You do have the right to not have your property destroyed. If he had any morals at all he would at least attempt a resolution. They don't arrest you for civil issues, a judge...

I wouldn't either, more drama will not help. It just really angers me that someone can be so irresponsible and then basically say" What are you going to do about it?" The dog would be a goner. That I would do. I rehomed a neighbors cat when they stopped feeding it and it learned to open my quail...

I would discretely and permanently deal with the dog and bill the landlord for loses if he refuses to pay withhold rent when he sues for rent counter sue, If you go this route be ready to move." Deal with it" would not be a response I could work with.