Cats out of the bag

[Sonoran Silkies]

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Get a large, scary looking dog who does a lot of barking? No biting, just barking. Maybe some rather large roaming emu---or donkeys?
Put in the kind of spikes that cause tire damage, and can only be lowered with a key?

Or maybe start charging admission--$10 per person per entry?

 

[BigPeep]

You have to read your local zoning ordinance. If it is "vague" on the keeping of chickens, you can probably keep them. If there are definite set back requirments for the coop, however, a foot is a foot so you would have to find a place in the yard where it will be far enough away. Get out your measuring tape!

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

That was DIRTY to ask your child what her parents were building.

 

[MaggieRae]

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Haha. Dirty AND low. The things some parents do. It may have just been simple curiousity. If they'd known the outrage it would cause here on BYC, I'm sure they would have stilled their tongues.

Sonoran Silkies- We have a dog. Very scary, what's better is she's very fast. Her bark is big, and her bite is ah... well... there if you touch her. We have a problem with drugs in the area so the kids who are climbing the fence are kids who are high. *Kind of funny to watch them U-turn and scramble back over the fence when my dog comes running.*
It seems like there is no relief. We've arrested people, had the sheriff do patrols... All that happens is they come back and vandelise.

The diligent puppy overlooking the grounds-

We have 8 acres of government property behind us, so we get everything from partyers to an elderly couple wanting to go for a hike. Shiner's really good about knowing who to bother and who not to.