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PRINCESS is being a BRAT! Our neighbor (who is very unfriendly) has 3 small dogs, 2 are pomerainans. One of them has become best buddies with Princess. They meet at the wooden fence to visit and want so badly to just play together. Princess has figured out she has the strength to pull boards down. This allows her access into the neighbors yard. Both my husband and the neighbor has at different times fixed the fence, never meeting up with each other. Just trying to keep the peace, until tonight.
Today I had a babyshower to go to, my husband was leaving for KY, so we had to put Princess in the back yard. When I got home tonight I called Princess and watched her dart into their yard, the neighbor man out there yelling at her, his dog happy to see Princess. The 2 dogs happily went running and chasing each other, both refusing to listen to me or the neighbor man. Finally Princess proudly came to share her excitement with me. The neighbor came to talk to me, very angry about it. He said this is the 4th time HE has gotten into the yard to play with their female. I apolgized and then said SHE JUST WANTS TO PLAY WITH YOUR DOG. Then he realized it wasnt a male. I apologized again to him, and told him I try not to let her out there much and my husband has been fixing spots too and all we can come up with to do is in the spring we will get different fencing because his is old and brittle now which makes it easy for her to pull down. I told him the girls like each other, all they want to do is play and its a shame they cant be allowed to play at times. He stopped being mad, said he agreed but with Princess being so much bigger he doesnt like that idea. He said he knows Princess is very friendly and there hasnt been any problems yet but dogs do at times get into fights. He said he was buying new boards that would be harder for her to pull off but would need access into our yard. I told him thats fine. So now I will have to walk her on a leash for awhile or be in the yard with her to make sure she doesnt get in their yard again. Think I need to find her a play mate. Maybe that would help. Just wish the neighbor would be willing to let them play, thats all these girls want. Now poor Princess is in here whining because she wasnt ready to stop playing next door.
Today I had a babyshower to go to, my husband was leaving for KY, so we had to put Princess in the back yard. When I got home tonight I called Princess and watched her dart into their yard, the neighbor man out there yelling at her, his dog happy to see Princess. The 2 dogs happily went running and chasing each other, both refusing to listen to me or the neighbor man. Finally Princess proudly came to share her excitement with me. The neighbor came to talk to me, very angry about it. He said this is the 4th time HE has gotten into the yard to play with their female. I apolgized and then said SHE JUST WANTS TO PLAY WITH YOUR DOG. Then he realized it wasnt a male. I apologized again to him, and told him I try not to let her out there much and my husband has been fixing spots too and all we can come up with to do is in the spring we will get different fencing because his is old and brittle now which makes it easy for her to pull down. I told him the girls like each other, all they want to do is play and its a shame they cant be allowed to play at times. He stopped being mad, said he agreed but with Princess being so much bigger he doesnt like that idea. He said he knows Princess is very friendly and there hasnt been any problems yet but dogs do at times get into fights. He said he was buying new boards that would be harder for her to pull off but would need access into our yard. I told him thats fine. So now I will have to walk her on a leash for awhile or be in the yard with her to make sure she doesnt get in their yard again. Think I need to find her a play mate. Maybe that would help. Just wish the neighbor would be willing to let them play, thats all these girls want. Now poor Princess is in here whining because she wasnt ready to stop playing next door.