"Geoff Cashman" wrote in message
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My mother once handled a problem like this but in reverse. The
neighborhood
in question was in the country, and each house had 3-5 acres, sometimes
more.
A neighbor moved in about a quarter of a mile away who had a rather nasty
pit
bull. It had killed one dog, but nobody actually saw the pit bull kill the
dog in question so nothing was done. My mother called the people and told
them, "If you continue to allow your pit bull to run around the
neighborhood,
it might not go well for it. I have four german shepherds that would
gladly
have a few minutes of fun with your dog." The owner permanently chained up
the dog.

-Geoff

Well...there ya go! When a dog leaves its property, it becomes something
else.