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<br /> 80N37?4NNN6 SVH DHU KONA ll iJ_ 0`~ p ni 03 77 Jill ~t: 3 <br /> for their usefulness and you want us to give that all up? Are you going to patrol our <br /> roads at night and keep our property safe? We use and need dogs and unlike people like <br /> you, apparently we actually care what happens to them. <br /> I have a neighbor who shined a spotlight on my daughter and me one night as we walked <br /> home from my mother's house. He yelled at me and told me to "keep that damned dog <br /> quiet". I asked him what dog he was talking about and he told me "that dog of yours that <br /> is barking" Of course I was confused as I had no dog with me and my sister's dog was <br /> so old that he could barely walk much less bark. I asked him if he was talking about the <br /> bazking dog I could heaz. He angrily accused me of playing dumb end said `des, that dog <br /> of yours". Then I asked him if he meant the dog that was barking at my neighbor's house <br /> on the hill. He immediately moved his spotlight to my neighbor's house and saw the dog <br /> that was barking, N'o apology was given to me. No "I'm sorry" for the hazsh words and <br /> obscenities that were hurled at my young daughter and me - just a grurrt, the immediate <br /> turning off of the spotlight and the angry steps he made as he left his porch. So my <br /> question is, how do you know which dog to fine? In the valley where we live, sound <br /> travels in many directions, how do you know where the sound came from e~cacth~ Do <br /> you fine every dog owner in the neighborhood? One dog barking will alert other dogs in <br /> the area and they will bark too. Do you fine all the owners or kill all the dogs? How <br /> much weight do you give a caller who is complaining about a dog? There may be no <br /> barking dog at all; it could be just retaliation from an angry neighbor. <br /> What about dogs that are trying to protect us? People come onto my property all the <br /> time- I even had a police officer drive through my coffee land looking for someone's <br /> house. He thought he was using an access road instead of my yard. I would have thought <br /> that the Private Property - No Trespassing signs would have been a hint. My dogs <br /> bazked and raised a :lot of ruckus. I had one person who told me that I should have my <br /> dogs chained so they wouldn't hurt anyone. This was while this person is walking down <br /> my driveway and through my Yazd to get to the road below. He didn't fee( he was <br /> trespassing, he said he was `Making a short cut" and that I shouldn't mind because he <br /> wasn't hurting anything. Of cowse if he had tripped or fallen on my property and hurt <br /> himself, I would have been liable even if he was trespassing. I know this because I asked <br /> a police officer and hie told me that. <br /> We have a Bed and I3reakfast next to us. One day, a few years ago, I was picking coffee <br /> and my dogs started barking [walked out to my driveway to see what the fuss was all <br /> about and saw people surrounding my catchment water tank. One man was on the <br /> stepladder we keep next to the tank to check the water level. He was trying to remove the <br /> tank cover. I asked trim what he was doing and he said that he and his family were going <br /> "swimming in the pool". I was enraged and told him that this was not a pool it was our <br /> source for water. He actually got mad at me for being angry. <br /> We used to lease 10 acres of land for wffee production. One day while we were clearing <br /> a portion of bamboo, my husband and I came across a clearing inside the bamboo field. <br /> It was nicely cultivated and growing beautifully were eight marijuana plants. ] <br /> immediately went to I:he police station to report this and the officer accompanied us back <br /> <br />