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There are lots of ways of the Dog "disappearing"... You just have to decide 
how.   I am somewhat confrontational , so my method would be a bit more 
direct than what Clint recommends, probably involving a piece of lead 
combined with some kind of rapidly expansive gases, and then a ditch with a 
shovel, but that's just me...
 
Ray
 
 
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My 2 cents:

Since I'm hugely non-confrontational I usually let this kind of stuff go
on way to long before I deal with it.  If this is the neighbor who is
the scarey ex-con I'd consider taking the dog for a little drive.  I
hate to kill animals in general, so I'd find a nice no-kill shelter for
him say 90+ miles away and pay the $50 to put him up.  In the past we've
taken some abandoned animals to the shelters if they're good animals and
we couldn't find the owners.  Hope it works itself out.

Clint 

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We finally caught up with the 'bad' neighbor.   They were horrified that
Hobo had killed so many critters (including a litter of 5 kittens I did
not know about yesterday, a fawn, and chasing a mare that is blind in
one eye) and have agreed to try to keep him chained up, although she
said he keeps breaking the chain.  We have heard this story
before.....will see how long it lasts this time.  I sure wish I could
catch him....

Bev, preparing to can pears all day tomorrow

VATOCO6 AT aol.com wrote:

> Bev,
> 
> Glad to hear about your deal on the stove, but sounds like Hobo needs 
> to either be tied up or sent to doggy heaven.
> 
> You remember how devastated my kids were when the 3 "bad" dogs ate our

> chickens. My kids STILL want to get more chickens...not a great idea 
> now that we're in a subdivision, but maybe someday, when we can move 
> again.
> 
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erthnsky AT bellsouth.net  BevanRon of EarthNSky Farm  NW Georgia USDA
Zone 7
34.498N 85.076W

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