Dogs are one of the most precious species on the planet, but we still don't want dogs that don't belong to us on our property all the time. This is especially true if you have your own dog, who is quite fearful of being around other pups. No hate to the doggos of the world, their owners are the ones to blame for obstructive behavior.
Property disputes always start the same way: Neighbor does something entitled, doesn't recognize they did something entitled, then refuses to apologize for said entitled behavior. It's a toxic cycle that affects the people who have to come into contact with this behavior.
In this next story, a neighbor's dog repeatedly jumps into the yard of another resident, and the neighbor refuses to find a solution to this issue. This is a classic case of "If it doesn't affect me, then it doesn't matter" mentality. They'll happily allow their pup to help themselves to the resident's greenery and their dog's personal space, so long as they aren't feeling the effects of a scorned resident. Well, they might be feeling that very soon…
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