My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well

The issues are that perhaps his dog will get out via my back then
front garden as I have no gate

Also it's leaving some unwelcome mementos behind.

I'd hate to upset my neighbour, it's his boundary .

I wondered if there are humane deterrents that will keep dogs out ?

"jives11" wrote in message
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My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well



Don't you like the anwsers in the other thread?

On 10 Mar, 12:29, "George" wrote:
"jives11" wrote in message

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My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well

Don't you like the anwsers in the other thread?

apologies, I couldn't see the earlier post and assumed something had
gone wrong with my posting. Put it down to old age. yes - the other
answers were very welcome

"jives11" wrote in message
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On 10 Mar, 12:29, "George" wrote:
"jives11" wrote in message


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My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well

Don't you like the anwsers in the other thread?

apologies, I couldn't see the earlier post and assumed something had
gone wrong with my posting. Put it down to old age. yes - the other
answers were very welcome

The simplest and cheapest solution is chicken wire or plastic mesh and a
couple of 1" poles

jives11 wrote:
My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well

The issues are that perhaps his dog will get out via my back then
front garden as I have no gate

Thatt's his problem: Not yours

Also it's leaving some unwelcome mementos behind.


Makes excellen compost. Should be welcoming it.

I'd hate to upset my neighbour, it's his boundary .

I wondered if there are humane deterrents that will keep dogs out ?

A bigger dog?

On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 13:08:48 +0000, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

jives11 wrote:
My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well

The issues are that perhaps his dog will get out via my back then
front garden as I have no gate

Thatt's his problem: Not yours

Also it's leaving some unwelcome mementos behind.


Makes excellen compost. Should be welcoming it.

If it's been wormed it's not very good for your garden.


I'd hate to upset my neighbour, it's his boundary .

I wondered if there are humane deterrents that will keep dogs out ?

A bigger dog?
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On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 05:25:37 -0700 (PDT), jives11
wrote:

My neighbours dog sometimes strays from his back garden into mine. Our
border is hard to secure as there are many rhododendrons etc., and
it's not normally an issue. We get on very well

The issues are that perhaps his dog will get out via my back then
front garden as I have no gate

Also it's leaving some unwelcome mementos behind.

I'd hate to upset my neighbour, it's his boundary .

I wondered if there are humane deterrents that will keep dogs out ?

Why not try the Scarecrow?
http://www.contech-inc.com/products/scarecrow/

M.