The thing is, you signed up for a dog, and the barking nuisance that might entail - your neighbour didn't! If the barking really is continuous I can understand your neighbour's irritation*. Can they contact the RSPCA? - sure, but it won't do them any good. They're more likely to have joy from the DSPCA or the ISPCAAs far as I am concerned dogs bark and that is how nature intended it to be.
How do you know if you are out all day?however the dog is not incessantly barking
Hi Clubman,
Asked neighbours on both sides and our dog walker and they say the dog does not bark all of the time.
Dinging.
[broken link removed]It is reacting quite normally to noise and people walking in the lane and it is merely protecting its territory.
How to solve the problem is hard.
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Simple!
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Where do I stand. I have an 18-month-old cocker spaniel. Both my wife and I are out all day at work and the dog is in the back garden. The garden itself it quite big in size approx 75ft by 40 ft. The dog has access lots of toys, kennel, fresh food and water. We also have a friend who comes every day to walk the dog for 1 to 2 hours depending on the weather. I also bring the dog out in the evenings for an hour so exercise is not a problem
So you are telling him to keep a pack of dogs instead of just one. I have often heard a pack of dogs barking I wonder were they stressed or bored because they couldn't be lonely.Dogs are pack animals. They shouldn't be left alone "all day". If the dog is barking he's stressed/bored/lonely etc. I agree with what's in the letter.
So you are telling him to keep a pack of dogs instead of just one. I have often heard a pack of dogs barking I wonder were they stressed or bored because they couldn't be lonely.
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