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How do you protect your children on your property from a neighbor rottweiler?
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∙ 14y ago
Build a thick fence, but don't go on property when owner is not there.
Do not leave the child unattended, if you can help it, in all fairness my neighbour's shiatsu is more aggressive than a rottweiler; but when provoked, like all dogs, rottweilers may attack.
Make sure fence is at least 6 feet tall, and partially buried. It also helps that the fence is solid, and one can not see through it.
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