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Opinion | Our neighbours’ dog is a menace. He lunged at my elderly mother, who fell and broke her collarbone. Can I insist they finally get their dog trained? Ask Lisi

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Advice columnist Lisi Tesher.


Lisi Tesher is an advice columnist for the Star and based in Toronto. Send her relationship questions via email:聽lisi@thestar.ca

蚕听My neighbour is lovely. Her husband is lovely and her kids are lovely. Her dog, on the other hand, is not lovely. He snarls at everyone who comes near, has lunged at both my little Pomeranian and my toddler, scaring them both silly, and apparently bit another neighbour.

That neighbour is fine and loves dogs, so she didn鈥檛 call the police. Instead, she went over to talk to them about training their dog. Apparently, they had a lovely conversation during which the dog鈥檚 family agreed to work on him. But they didn鈥檛.

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Lisi Tesher

Lisi Tesher is an advice columnist for the Star and based in Toronto. Send her relationship questions via email:聽lisi@thestar.ca

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