01-03-2013, 04:17 AM
Tom.
Definitely involve the landowner...believe it or not, if they are notified of the dangerous dog & do nothing, they, as the land owners, have liability. If there is a property management, they should also be involved... and I do mean INVOLVED. most likely the dogs are not complying with the rental agreement... most have boilerplate inclusions against dangerous/unlawful activities & if the police have been involved, most likely the lease has been broken!
And it helps if you get all of your nice neighbors on board. The more people that contact the landowner & the more consistent the message, the more responsibility the landowner has in rectifying the situation, if something does go very wrong...
Oh, and make sure you get any police reports... but after my little foray into that, most likely the report will be so incorrectly filled out that it is useless - & good only for the bottom of a bird cage....
Definitely involve the landowner...believe it or not, if they are notified of the dangerous dog & do nothing, they, as the land owners, have liability. If there is a property management, they should also be involved... and I do mean INVOLVED. most likely the dogs are not complying with the rental agreement... most have boilerplate inclusions against dangerous/unlawful activities & if the police have been involved, most likely the lease has been broken!
And it helps if you get all of your nice neighbors on board. The more people that contact the landowner & the more consistent the message, the more responsibility the landowner has in rectifying the situation, if something does go very wrong...
Oh, and make sure you get any police reports... but after my little foray into that, most likely the report will be so incorrectly filled out that it is useless - & good only for the bottom of a bird cage....