that's fine. Then you do it in Lower Saxony just like here in NRW. Hedge at the common boundary in case of shared fencing. Otherwise next to it.
You forget that a hedge is not nearly as narrow as a fence. Therefore, you have to consider the thickness because the neighbor does not have to tolerate a foreign hedge on their property.
In addition, in the question from , the hedge is supposed to be higher than the mentioned/allowed enclosure height of 1.20 m, namely at least 1.80 m ... ... so please do not plant it right next to the boundary -> that causes trouble with the neighbor
There are things! The obligation only applies on request,NRW also makes sense because there is a fencing obligation here
https://recht.nrw.de/lmi/owa/br_text_anzeigen?v_id=5820021111170061258#det376159, but still ... Interesting. Here there is no such obligation as long as no danger arises (dog etc.).You can choose. From Guardi, I know that you can have the fence installed, but you don't have to. It depends on how handy you are and how much time and willingness you have yourself.What I would still be interested in… how does the installation actually work then? I mean… is that also taken care of by them or do we have to handle it ourselves?
There is no obligation here either, but my dog actually doesn't get along well with the neighbor's dogs, so a fence simply makes sense. It's also more pleasant for us humans than having to keep the dog on a leash often in our own garden during the summer.There is no such obligation here, as long as no danger arises (dog etc.).