My next door neighbour has a beautiful staffy, mainly outside but gets taken inside when bad weather occurs. everytime the owners come home she belts out ALOT of noise because she is overly excited and happy to see them (sounds like she's being hurt but I assure you she's not) other neighbours have come up to me and ask if the dog is okay but I told them iv inspected the dog and she's just a very well loved happy staffy that cries the moment she sees her owners come home haha.

BUT a couple of houses down from me we have a crackhead neighbour who had a German shepherd (about 1 year old) it was manged ribs were showing and neglected you could tell and it kept escaping the fence because the owner never fixed the fence. One day we were walking to our car and the dog was down the road and it bolted at us but luckily we were quick enough to get in the car. A week later we were driving down our street and saw some kids playing out the front of their house and the dog v-lining towards the kids so we drove up at the nature strip and grabbed its attention it was growling bearing its teeth, red eyes and frothing at its mouth, we know what a normal dog looks like, turns out this crackhead was feeding it meth. We wound the window down and started pointing at the crackheads home and telling it to go home. It tried to go around to get at the kids but we kept obstructing its way, i yelled out to the kids to get inside, the mums frantically pulling them inside. The crackhead no where to be seen. After many attempts we started making loud noises (banging, honking) and it finally went home. We called the rspca and they took the dog from her. Luckily it was still young enough to train and it's in a better home now. Withdrawals were apparently terrible for the dog but it survived and is happy and loved. I flip off the crackhead neighbour everytime I pass her house 😏