Neighbors Dogs Nuisance Solution

Summary

In Tucson, AZ, its illegal for dogs to run at large. The user can report this to Pima Animal Care Center. If the issue persists, the user may consider legal action for nuisance. Its important to document all incidents and communications for potential legal proceedings. Video evidence can be very helpful. The user can sue if the neighbors dog keeps coming onto their property.

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Neighbors dogs keep escaping their yard. They are aware that the dogs can and have gotten out. They used to come into my yard, but i have fixed my fencing so that they cannot. However, they often get out of the yard and come towards my wife and me when we are getting ready for work. This morning they were particularly temperamental and growled and bark, and even lunged at my ankle. No bites. Then when we went to leave, they kept running behind the car when I was backing up, which ultimately made me late for work as I did not want to run the dogs over. What can I do? Will talk to the neighbors later but no one was home this morning while the dogs were out. We have CCTV cameras that capture the dogs walking up to out property line a lot.
What is your location, ****? Laws regarding animal control vary by state and city.
Tucson, AZ
What steps have you taken so far to address this issue with your neighbors?

In Tucson, AZ, it's illegal to let dogs run at large. You can report this to Pima Animal Care Center.
Asked them to keep them in their yard and out of mine.
You can file a complaint with the Pima Animal Care Center. Their contact details are: (*) *-*, * N. Silverbell Rd., Tucson, AZ *.
Will do.
Great, ****. If the issue persists, you may want to consider legal action for nuisance. Have you consulted with a lawyer about this?
No. Exploring what my options are since I own the home and cannot just move
Have you documented all the incidents and kept a record of your communication with your neighbors about this issue? This could be useful if you decide to take legal action.
I have cameras that capture their dogs
That's good. Video evidence can be very helpful. Have you also kept a written record of each incident and your conversations with your neighbors?
No because we didn't think it would be an issue, but will start
It's important to document all incidents and communications for potential legal proceedings. Do you have any other questions or concerns about this issue?
Can I sue if their dog keeps coming on to my property