So, they didn't like the skunk smell and therefore did not deliver a package that you were waiting for ? 
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FayetheAspie
tree
Animal interference?
That's vague.
That's vague.
QueenOfFrance87
@FayetheAspie it was either that, or a stray cat or other stray animal blocking the way. But my guess is that they didn't deliver because it's possible that the skunk might be rabid.
QueenOfFrance87
@tree animal interference is when an animal becomes a threat to a delivery person. It can be either a dangerous dog or a swarm of bees, for example.
QueenOfFrance87
Actually, I may have a meltdown over this soon, because I still got other mail that is not my package, and therefore unsure if I will get my package tomorrow. Besides, I don't 100% know what animal caused the threat, it could be a neighbor's stupid dog. I'm just about ready to lose it...
tree
I understand what animal interference can be.
It's not specific though.
Is there a skunk roaming around in your neighborhood in the daytime?
It's not specific though.
Is there a skunk roaming around in your neighborhood in the daytime?
QueenOfFrance87
Honestly, I don't even know anymore. Of course it's gonna be vague, because I am not sure what animal caused it to happen. There honestly should be a law where dogs should be kept inside at all times, except taking them out for walks and bathroom breaks. So no, it might not be a skunk, just an irresponsible owner's dog running around as if it is high on crack.
tree
Yeah, loose dogs can definitely be a problem.
QueenOfFrance87
Some days, I feel like Lois from Malcolm in the Middle, asking "Whose damn dog is this!?" It honestly frustrates me!