What can you do if a neighbour's pet poos in your garden? I asked legal experts and they all agreed
If your neighbour's pet is regularly fouling in your garden and it's causing problems, you might be wondering what your legal rights are - and what you can do…
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Dog owners have greater responsibility and face increased liability. He clarified: "Dogs are treated differently because their owners are expected to keep them under control.". Article continues below Peter Thum-Bonanno, Co-Founder and CTO of GetAgent, suggested motion-activated sprinklers, citrus peel and proprietary cat repellent granules, which are 'all legal and widely used'.
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Dog owners have greater responsibility and face increased liability. He clarified: "Dogs are treated differently because their owners are expected to keep them under control."
according to Liverpool EchoArticle continues below Peter Thum-Bonanno, Co-Founder and CTO of GetAgent, suggested motion-activated sprinklers, citrus peel and proprietary cat repellent granules, which are 'all legal and widely used'.
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