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Thanks! In the big .pdf, I do think you are reading or interpreting part of it wrong. A dog or cat that BITES a person is confined and observed for 10 days (page 18 of the .pdf, but the page says 17 at the bottom of it.) If the animal shows no signs of rabies, the manual does not call for...

Do you have a link to the law that requires that? I have seen other states require a 6-month quarantine for a dog exposed to rabies (because rabies has a very long incubation period, and it takes that long to know if the dog actually got rabies.) And I have seen 10-day quarantines for a dog...

I know it's ugly. Personally, I might not use it either. But since it is very visible and relatively cheap, I thought I would at least mention it. People tend to hear "fence" and assume something sturdy and expensive, which may be more than you need in this exact case. Yes, that does sound like...

"Wattle fence" is the term I usually see. Yes, that can be time-consuming but cheap if you have the materials. I was wondering about something like orange plastic mesh: easy to see, relatively cheap (depending on how much you need), fairly lightweight so you don't need very strong posts (or...

I don't know what will work about the foxes. It looked to me like your dog was effectively keeping the foxes away from your own chickens and yard-- so just making sure your dog never goes over the property boundary would solve the problem of the dog going onto the neighbor's yard. So that's...

Huh? You said the problem is when the dog goes on the neighbor's property. So I talked about one way to keep the dog OFF the neighbor's property. Isn't that what you were asking for, suggestions to avoid the problem?

It sounds like keeping your dog on your own property would solve the problem. Can you put up a fence at the property line, and teach your dog not to cross it? The bigger and stronger the dog, the harder it is to make a dog-proof fence. If you can teach your dog to respect the fence, even when...