Neighbor's bird's on my property exposed to eye conjunctivitis and or possibly avian flu.. what do I do?

[GlicksChicks]

I'm taking down my bird feeder but again this is not my responsibility to design a fence for their birds. Also I don't want any contact with my neighbors as I have had lots of trouble with their stray animals in the past.

Then I would suggest taking more aggressive action to keeping their pets off of your land.

If you do not want to contact them or build a fence, then you will have to do something with the chickens.

The easiest way to resolve it would be to talk to them or have something up to keep them away, built either by you or the neighbor. It is not easy for you to keep them off your property if you do not want to talk to the neighbor.

 

[Brooks_]

Should my neighbors with their straying chickens (and dog) be the one's to build a fence? I have to not have a fence so I can receive my shipments from ups and I have trash men as well I can't fence out.

Yes, they should contain their animals. But you are the one with dire concern. It's called a gate to allow controlled entry/exit.

 

[Outraged neighbor]

I have posted No Trespassing signs and I have contacted animal control but is there some other authority I can contact to protect my rights to my own property. A fence is impractical for me personally. I just know the neighbor's will not respect my boundaries.

 

[Outraged neighbor]

I have had continual problems with their big white German shepherd as well harassing me and my little dog while I walk my dog on a leash in my own back yard.

 

[Outraged neighbor]

I sent numerous videos to animal control about the dog and the chickens and the haven't seemed to responded.

 

[GlicksChicks]

I have posted No Trespassing signs and I have contacted animal control but is there some other authority I can contact to protect my rights to my own property. A fence is impractical for me personally. I just know the neighbor's will not respect my boundaries.

If you can catch the chickens, crate them up and send them free to a new home. If you can't keep them off your property by shooing them, then get rid of them. Just warn about the exposure to the bird with the bad eye when you get rid of them.

If you can't catch them by hand, put some feed into a cage and close the door on them when they get in.

 

[GlicksChicks]

I have had continual problems with their big white German shepherd as well harassing me and my little dog while I walk my dog on a leash in my own back yard.

If that dog becomes aggressive or a true problem, I would say take it to the pound.

 

[Outraged neighbor]

I feel I'd get in trouble for killing the chickens and it just seems wrong to kill the chickens so Should I call law enforcement?

 

[GlicksChicks]

I sent numerous videos to animal control about the dog and the chickens and the haven't seemed to responded.

Don't rely on control from foreign sources I would say, I think you should take matters into your own hands.

 

[GlicksChicks]

I feel I'd get in trouble for killing the chickens and it just seems wrong to kill the chickens so Should I call law enforcement?

I say catch them and give them free to a new home.

It is unlikely that the police would care about chickens on your property. And if the shepherd hasn't hurt you or your dog they won't care either.