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[Deleted User] · 4 July 2011 at 6:50PM

Ow on the dog bite- how horrible!!
Hope youre okay now - agree it is as much the owners responsibilty and I know if it were me I would feel awful! Hope the rest of weekend was okay other than that!

Froggy-G · 4 July 2011 at 9:14PM

Aching a bit tonight, but doc did say it would be worse today.. Worse of all, I can't even have a drink to numb the pain :mad:
Yes the do was in our property (in our kitchen in fact!!), it jumped the 3ft fence in between the houses, and got inside and was eating Elvis' food :mad:

Billy, I almost picked up one of those ambulance chaser leaflet from A&E, saying "been hurt in an accident, claim no win no fee".. My attack by the savage beast next door would qualify, don't you think?
I earn my money honestly, and in no way would feel comfortable "earning" compensation on yesterday's event..That would be a sure fire way of deteriorating neighbourhood relations..

Plans have changed (I hear you say AGAIN) but I'll get into a bit more details later on , once further decisions have been taken..

On my own with Elvis tonight, as OH is away with work.. Catching up on paperwork, much needed as the office is a tip..

Hope everybody is alright?

Cheers
Froggy

AuntieMabel · 4 July 2011 at 9:34PM

Whilst not taking anything away from your dog bite trauma, which is awful and painful I'm sure, it's scary to think of what might have happened.

A work colleague's small, elderly dog was killed by her neighbour's dog a couple of weeks ago. The bigger dog got out of the garden, and the little dog didn't stand a chance. The neighbour's reaction? 'I'll get it put down - cos it's a right pain in the a**e'. Never mind that it had just savaged another creature to death. Didn't seem to occur to them that it was their responsibility.

My colleague informed the police but I don't know the outcome.

Froggy-G · 5 July 2011 at 11:53AM

AuntieMabel wrote: »

Whilst not taking anything away from your dog bite trauma, which is awful and painful I'm sure, it's scary to think of what might have happened.

A work colleague's small, elderly dog was killed by her neighbour's dog a couple of weeks ago. The bigger dog got out of the garden, and the little dog didn't stand a chance. The neighbour's reaction? 'I'll get it put down - cos it's a right pain in the a**e'. Never mind that it had just savaged another creature to death. Didn't seem to occur to them that it was their responsibility.

My colleague informed the police but I don't know the outcome.

Thanks Auntie..The thing is I don't want it to go on record, as I would have to disclose it when selling the house.. I think the owners should take the decision themselves...

Froggy :cool:

Froggy-G · 5 July 2011 at 11:56AM

Quick signature update below top reflect this month's normal mortgage payment.. I very much doubt there will be an OP this month (unless I win the Euromillions jackpot :beer:).. I had a quick look at the credit card statement, and it does not look good.. Holiday spending, new computer, shopping spree for OH, Elvis' cattery, high fuel & grocery costs..
Normal service might resume next month, if we manage to replenish the savings account first...

Cheers
Froggy :cool:

Froggy-G · 6 July 2011 at 10:16AM

Morning all

Work has just lost a major contract, which means redundancy is looming.. I am just waiting for a management meeting to know a bit more details…

Froggy