Not a good situation for sure. Dogs on farms and acreages should be trained to stay on the property. I've seen too many that have been run over needlessly. It is very sad to see and even worse to witness. If the rabbit got loose and was on your property, it's not your fault, on their property may make a difference if you couldn't contain the dog. It sounds like your dog may have been run over in retaliation(sp) to the rabbit. If he hit you with his truck, I think you can have him charged but we're only hearing your(biased) side of the story. I'm not sure if it can be hit and run, in some cases, if an animal is involved. As far as the fence and the building goes, I think all counties have specific regulations on the proximity to property lines of all structures and fences. The only way they can be altered is in rare cases and an easement is granted. The county can make the neighbor move the building and also move the fence, all at their own cost. If not completed within a reasonable time period, I think the violator can be charged the costs to have someone else move them. What else to you want? You won't get any money from them unless it caused you to have a loss. Check if they had a building permit. Up here you have to own a property for at least a year before you are allowed to apply to sub-divide it. It's highly possible the land was inherited. It sounds like it's the start of an ugly relationship with the neighbors. Dave
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