Yes.
no they cant its illeagelAdded; The above answer is GENERALLY true, however there are exceptions to the 'warrant rule' that can allow them to enter (e.g.: crime in progress - fresh pursuit - exigent(emergency) circumstances - occupants permission - etc)
It is not mandatory to have a fenced-in backyard for a trampoline, but it is strongly recommended for safety reasons. A fence can help prevent accidental falls and unauthorized access to the trampoline, reducing the risk of injuries.
depending on your state laws but in Tennessee the law states that if there is an obstruction that either has to be moved i.e. another vehicle or in your case a fence to open, then that property can not be moved without the owners express permission
a very shy one one that wont run away :)
If your backyard is fenced, try to look for the spot/s that your dog is getting under. Once you find the spots block them off with pieces of wood or wire.
It's extremely likely, given the location of the park and the fact that not every body of water is completely fenced.
Yes, it's against the law if you don't have your cattle fenced in on your property.
If your neighbor is abusing or neglecting an animal, you can report it to the local law enforcement jurisdiction or the Humane Society. Keep in mind though that that simply keeping an animal tied in the backyard, fenced or not, is in itself highly unlikely illegal. While you may find it distasteful, others might perceive it as responsible, or simply a choice. It would be best to check with the local branch of the Humane Society before you act.
15 yd by 15 yd square (educated guess???)
Read your CONTRACT. YOU likely authorised it when you signed the papers.
chicken wire at the base of the fence would probably be the only sure way and also dont leave food in your backyard to attract them.
Assuming all four sides are being fenced, 420 feet of fencing is required, which converts to 140 yards.