No, from what you had posted, I didn't think it was your dog. Besides, you probably wouldn't have left her sweet mug as your avatar if she had been the guilty party! Wish my dogs were good like that!
At least you got some response from one neighbor. Most don't care. They think their roaming dog has a right to be free and take no responsibility. I've talked to people who have used those electric fences, and they work great as long as the batteries in the collar are kept charged. We have a county wide leash law here, so any dogs running loose are picked up and the owners are fined, particularly if the dogs kill livestock. Animal control here is pretty responsive (sometimes bordering on repressive! -- lesser of two evils?).
I like what speckledhen has in her signature. ~A dog on its owner's property is a pet; A dog on someone else's property is a predator~
My chickens are totally free range (except at night, when they are locked in the coop obviously) and Maggie is allowed to roam with them whenever she wants. 1 of the neighbors (it was 3 different neighbors' dogs and 5 dogs all total) took is very seriously. They chained up their dogs immediately, had a pen and big doghouse built for them the next day, and brought us the money they owed us the day after we sent them the amount. They got their business handled and we've had no problems. 1 of them said they would keep their dog inside until they could find her a new home. It's been 5 days since the attack and she has been out 3 morning, and they have decided not to rehome her. They put up an invisible electric perimeter that will shock her if she leaves the yard. If it works, fine, if not, we will shoot her if she comes into the yard again. The other household had not put up their dogs faithfully, has not paid, and has not even talked to us since the day it happened. Anyways, that's more than you probably wanted to know but I'm kinda worked up right now, sorry.
