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I live in Virginia.
Our neighbor's have a full grown Rottweiler dog that growls and barks at us whenever we leave or come home. There is no separation fence nor is the dog on a leash. He was trained with a collar and an electric wire that ran along our boundaries. Now he no longer wears the collar and all we can hope for is that he doesn't forget his training and comes on our property to attack one of us.
We have asked our neighbor to do something about this threatening dog but they refuse. We were told that we had no legal recourse until the dog does attack one of us.
If we send them a letter stating that we will sue them for everything they have if that dog ever does attack one of us, what would you recommend that we put in it? How much can people sue for if a dog does attack them on their own property?
Our neighbor's have a full grown Rottweiler dog that growls and barks at us whenever we leave or come home. There is no separation fence nor is the dog on a leash. He was trained with a collar and an electric wire that ran along our boundaries. Now he no longer wears the collar and all we can hope for is that he doesn't forget his training and comes on our property to attack one of us.
We have asked our neighbor to do something about this threatening dog but they refuse. We were told that we had no legal recourse until the dog does attack one of us.
If we send them a letter stating that we will sue them for everything they have if that dog ever does attack one of us, what would you recommend that we put in it? How much can people sue for if a dog does attack them on their own property?