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Can the Police contact my landlord about a dog problem

By Autumn

I had an incident a few weeks ago where my dog broke his collar and bit a bicycle tire.  Now I have a neighbor that keeps calling the cops and telling them my dogs are off their leashes.  They never, I have a dog run and maybe it looks that way but they are confined to my property.  the police woman said that another officer told her I have multiple tickets for this and asked if I was a renter.  I have no tickets for my dogs, but now I am scared that they will contact my rental agency and I will be evicted.  What can I do about this?

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Edited on: Sunday, July 28th, 2013 1:55 pm
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