Traffic passes by. Children play in their gardens during the summer months. Allowing your dog to bark non stop for half an hour is completely different. Must you allow it?You must all be living on the edge, dogs bark, kids scream, traffic makes a noise, people make a noise, that's normal life, no one complains around here. In fact I asked my neighbours if the dog bothers him and his answer was no
There's a neighbours dog comes to our door every morning and barks continuesley until she gets a treat, we think it's funny and say she's asking our dog out to playTraffic passes by. Children play in their gardens during the summer months. Allowing your dog to bark non stop for half an hour is completely different. Must you allow it?
Great tip. I must tell my son who works from home and my grand daughter who was studying for her Leaving Certificate to close their curtains to let our neighbour know that they are at home.I alway check that the neighbours curtains are open first that indicates that there is no baby asleep or people on shifts.
Absolutely OK. It's the non stop barking of a dog that upsets people and I am amazed you think it's acceptable.But it's OK for my neighbour to kick the ball around next door, which last more than half hour.
A dog bark does no damage, have you seen the damage that a ball does to the paint work when a ball glances off the car, it leaves multiple scratchesAbsolutely OK. It's the non stop barking of a dog that upsets people and I am amazed you think it's acceptable.
So you have gone from children playing football in their garden to doing damage to a car now, to justify you allowing your dog to bark incessantly.A dog bark does no damage, have you seen the damage that a ball does to the paint work when a ball glances off the car, it leaves multiple scratches
I never said my dog barks incesantly, did say "why pick on dogs" when there are other noises aroundSo you have gone from children playing football in their garden to doing damage to a car now, to justify you allowing your dog to bark incessantly.
In a few years time these children might even steal your car at this rate.
Which is why it is barking. We had a dog like this, a kind of a rescue who was never properly socialised. There was issues with antisocial behaviour that particularly affected us that the rest of the neighbourhood turned a blind eye to. So the dog would bark half the night in response to people moving and talking on the other side of the door. Neighbours stopped complaining when we said it was the result of same antisocial behaviour. Eventually it annoyed the kids on the other side of the wall to get fed up at the incessant barking and the anti social behaviour went away too, and so, quickly enough, did the barking.Trying to enjoy the day in my garden and my neigbours dog hasn't stopped barking. Doing my head in. Of course they are gone off for the day and are blissfully unaware.
More important than barking, do you use a poop bag when you are out with the dogs?All I was pointing out was that it looked as if you were justifying your dog's half hour of barking because of the ball hitting your wall for more than half an hour.
I'm not living on any edge here. As it happens, I have 3 dogs and I'm always acutely aware of them barking excessively.
Dogs bark. A fact of life. But execessive barking even drives me mad. My dogs bark but I must be doing something right as I've never had a complaint about it.
I have a big hedge around my property and on occasion the next's door's football arrives into my garden or lands on top of my hedge. I've never been asked for the ball back. They don't enter my property to get it. When I see the ball I lob it back over their front gate and they are free to have their kick around again.
More important than barking, do you use a poop bag when you are out with the dogs?
You have moved on to poop bags now. Just as you moved on to balls hitting against cars. You should not be allowing your dog to non stop bark for half an hour.......I can't get over your justification of this.More important than barking, do you use a poop bag when you are out with the dogs?
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