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I have new neighbours who have a young dog (well it looks young) - I think it's a Staffordshire Bull Terrier although I have only seen it once. It is constantly in the garden yelping and whining to be let back in. Tonight, it was making the same noises and someone opened the back door, did something (I am presuming they gave it a kick) as it 'cried out' and the back door shut again. Even my husband (who is not very observant) made a comment about the dog being outside all the time (even when it is chucking it down). Do you think this warrants a phone call to the RSPCA?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes! Give them a call and explain whats going on. The poor dog needs someone to help it. People shouldn't have pets if they cant treat them decently. If its outside all the time in this weather, its cruel and neglectful. Does it have any shelter and does it seem to be fed properly? I'm an RSPCA volunteer and I wouldnt hesitate to ring them.
Our dog warden's lovely, sherrard. I saw a man with a dog outside the vet's early the other morning - I stopped because the dog was lying on his side the floor - tail wagging but he'd gone off his legs. The man was distraught and the vet didn't open for another hour. I was just trying to contact the emergency vet when lo! the dog warden appeared, and said he'd look after man and dog. Angel of mercy!
Good luck for tomorrow - I'm not a dog person but can't stand to see people mistreating any animal. It must be very miserable being outside in this weather.
Good luck for tomorrow - I'm not a dog person but can't stand to see people mistreating any animal. It must be very miserable being outside in this weather.
I would report them definitely. Don't know if you're allowed to do this but you could record evidence on a mobile to show an officer if need be.
Something similar happened to me. My neighbour acquired a dog from someone and kept it tied up at the back of the garden. It was never taken out for walks and barked all night every night. I reported it to the RSPCA and something must have occured as the dog disappeared after a few days.
Something similar happened to me. My neighbour acquired a dog from someone and kept it tied up at the back of the garden. It was never taken out for walks and barked all night every night. I reported it to the RSPCA and something must have occured as the dog disappeared after a few days.
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Hi all, thanks for your comments and suggestions. Since I posted this I have only heard the dog once and I think it might actually live next door (rather than next-door-but-one who definately have a dog). I have been hanging out of the bedroom windows during the day to see if I can see it but nothing so far. As soon as I am sure of where it lives I will ring the RSPCA/dog warden.
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