I was forced to build a FENCE as my neighbour keeps letting their dog poop on my lawn – but they claim it’s THEIR land | The Sun
A FUMING neighbour was forced to build a fence in her garden as her neighbour kept letting their dog poop on her lawn – but they claim it's their land.
Amanda Lynne shared a timeline of all the blazing rows she has had with her tricky neighbours since she bought the house.
The woman has been at war with her neighbour over the location of the property line.
Some of the woes included him eavesdropping through the fence or walking into the back garden uninvited.
On another occasion, the neighbour's landscaper continued to blow grass onto Amanda's lawn for a month despite being asked not to.
And things escalated after the neighbour called the authorities when Amanda's husband brought home a truck.
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But the final nail in the coffin was the brazen neighbour walking his dog outside Amanda's property to go to the toilet – ignoring the numerous signs she made.
She said: "Neighbour starts walking dog only in front of my house to use the bathroom.
"I made signs asking not to allow your dog to use my yard."
Amanda decided to take matters into her own hands and whacked up a fence to stop the dog wandering into the garden for a poop.
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But she said the neighbour was "nosey" as she was building the fence and got his own back by putting a new "encroachment" on her land.
Amanda said eventually the aggressive neighbour tried to tear the fence down.
She put the signs back up politely telling him not to let his dog use the garden as a toilet – but he tore them down.
The ongoing saga has led to a vicious back-and-forth between the pair with no obvious solution.
Here's a list of all the timeline Amanda shared:
- Purchased this house
- Neighbor becomes overly friendly and passive aggresive
- Neighbor corners me at the side of my property
- We notice the propert line has been pushed and its not on our survey
- Neighbor starts to eavesdrop through fence in back yard
- Neighbor walks into open garage uninvited
- Neighbor walks into back yard uninvited
- Neighbors landscaper gets aggressive and rude and blows grass in my face
- Landscaper tells neighbor I asked not to blow grass into our yard, neighbors do nothing to stop the behavior
- Landscaper continues to blow all cut grass from neighbor onto my yard for 4 weeks
- Text exchange
- I tell the neighbor to remove the rocks off my property and that they are stealing our property
- Husband brings truck home, they call code enforcer
- Rocks are moved
- Neighbor starts walking dog only in front of my house to use the bathroom
- I made signs asking not to allow your dog to use my yard, I place signs, birds didnt read the signs
- He saw the signs
- No tresspassing signs are placed
- Birds came back
- We build a fence on the side of the house
- Neighbor nosey while fence being built
- Neighbor builds new encroachment on our property
- I remove encroachment
- Neighbor cusses me out, tried to shake fence down for removing rocks off my yard
- Survey remarked
- Neighbors friend starts tresspassing illegally dumping
- I install critter ritter sprinkler to keep unwated critters off my property
- Neighbor starts allowing dog all over my lawn again
- Signs go back up
- Neighbor turns sign around, I reinstall
People were sympathetic towards Amanda and said she was too nice to continue putting up with that kind of neighbour.
One said: "It's your property you deserve to do what you want with it because you pay for it don't let none home owners tell you other wise Queen."
Another wrote: "You better than me cause I wouldn't be so nice."
A third said: "Oh you're amazing for putting this timeline up… so invested in this whole thing."
Another row broke out after a woman liked her neighbour's overhanging Willow tree so much that she decided to take some cuttings and plant her own.
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Things didn't quite to plan as her neighbour spotted the trees grown from the cuttings and demanded them back.
And another furious resident is planning revenge over his nightmare neighbours who leave their noisy puppy outside – despite his many complaints.
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