On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 18:57:11 UTC, opined:
in australia, and this might only work in australia...i don't know...it's
worth a try, though. in australia (as i was saying) they fill up those
2-litre plastic pop bottles with plain old water and they place these
bottles on the parking strips and the dogs will not pass these bottles to
get to the other side of the sidewalk!!!!!!!!!

like i said...try it.

I don't have "parking strips", whatever they may be, and I am not near a
sidewalk. But I understand you to be telling me to put out some
water-filled two-liter bottles along the property line, and to expect that
they will prevent the passage of dogs. Have I got it right? I do this when
the moon is full, right? I don't need any holly stakes or anything like
that?

How will the Candid Camera crew know when to come out and film this?

Thank you for your time.

From: "Stan Goodman"
Newsgroups: rec.gardens.edible
Date: 26 Jul 2004 21:00:48 GMT
Subject: Diogs where they don't belong

What can I do to discourage feral, and not so feral, dogs from coming into
my property both in daylight and at night, crapping here and there as the
spirit moves them (no pun intended), and making threatening noises at me?

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