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Hi all, so there's two female dogs (both around 7 -8 month of age) that belongs to my back fence neighbors.
The neighbor dogs are outside dogs and they both bark up a storm if a leaf drops (always barking). So they USE bark even more when Winston (5 months old) is outside etc.
Within the last few days i've noticed a change in Winston and their dogs behavior. The female dogs are no longer barking at him - they are all (including Winston) now smelling the gate . Winston is much MORE aware they are there - just smelling up a storm
I don't think think the dogs are fixed - as puppies they use to dig under the fence and come into my yard daily. I didn't have Winston yet. The owners have since fixed there side of fence.
I'm concerned that one of our dogs will start digging under the fence soon - i don't know much about a females heat cycles. I do not watch Winston 100% when he is outside on his potty breaks or just stretching his legs. Winston will be fixed within the next month or so.
Whats the best way to approach neighbor about this possible upcoming jump the fence breeding problem? :doh:- there dogs are outside dogs, no training, never taken for walks - just backyard "guard" dogs etc
The neighbor dogs are outside dogs and they both bark up a storm if a leaf drops (always barking). So they USE bark even more when Winston (5 months old) is outside etc.
Within the last few days i've noticed a change in Winston and their dogs behavior. The female dogs are no longer barking at him - they are all (including Winston) now smelling the gate . Winston is much MORE aware they are there - just smelling up a storm
I don't think think the dogs are fixed - as puppies they use to dig under the fence and come into my yard daily. I didn't have Winston yet. The owners have since fixed there side of fence.
I'm concerned that one of our dogs will start digging under the fence soon - i don't know much about a females heat cycles. I do not watch Winston 100% when he is outside on his potty breaks or just stretching his legs. Winston will be fixed within the next month or so.
Whats the best way to approach neighbor about this possible upcoming jump the fence breeding problem? :doh:- there dogs are outside dogs, no training, never taken for walks - just backyard "guard" dogs etc