Bark, bark, bark continuously!
First off, I am a dog owner, have worked with dogs for years, play with dogs and love dogs. Currently in an Elite RV resort in central FL with about 300 sites half of which are privately owned and ...
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I would go straight to the office because I have seen to many times when you try that approach that it gets ugly. Sure, it seems like a nice thing to do but too many people just flat plain suck. Sorry to say that but I worked with a guy who had a dog in his yard situation go from politely asking the neighbor to keep his dog on his own property to vandalism to thousands of dollars of video equipment installed when video wasn't common and then to court. It was very ugly and it wasn't his fault.
You could approach the neighbor and it could go either way. They could end up having drink together and be great friends or he could end up vandalized. If he goes to the office and the offender does not know if anyone reported it or the management noticed it and addressed it. They might still end up having the drink. If they are the bad type and have an attitude they dont know who to target exactly. I'm paying to enjoy myself not get involved in bs.
Do the police tell you to get involved in stuff? To take matters into your own hands?
NO, they tell you to report the problem and consider you part of the problem if you dont. Seems harsh but that's how the risk factor breaks down. If it got nasty what do you think the first thing the management would say? They would say you SHOULD HAVE brought it to our attention.
You could approach the neighbor and it could go either way. They could end up having drink together and be great friends or he could end up vandalized. If he goes to the office and the offender does not know if anyone reported it or the management noticed it and addressed it. They might still end up having the drink. If they are the bad type and have an attitude they dont know who to target exactly. I'm paying to enjoy myself not get involved in bs.
Do the police tell you to get involved in stuff? To take matters into your own hands?
NO, they tell you to report the problem and consider you part of the problem if you dont. Seems harsh but that's how the risk factor breaks down. If it got nasty what do you think the first thing the management would say? They would say you SHOULD HAVE brought it to our attention.
