The article presents a reader’s question about alleged dog harm involving a neighbour. The reader says the neighbour has repeatedly complained about their dog over a number of years, including claims the dog is too noisy. The reader now believes the situation is escalating beyond complaints, alleging that the neighbour throws glass over the fence with the intention of injuring the dog’s paws. The piece includes a legal advice response from Dean Dunham KC, addressing what actions may be available to the person making the complaint. The question implies ongoing behaviour by the neighbour and raises concerns about safety and potential criminal or civil wrongdoing, depending on the facts. The article does not provide verified details of incidents or outcomes, but focuses on the steps a person may take when they believe their animal is being deliberately harmed and how this may be handled under UK law. The core issue is the alleged deliberate act of throwing glass over a boundary to injure a pet and the remedies and reporting options that may follow.