What do we do with our neighbours dog who barks incessantly and loudly whenever

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  1. sabu singh profile image77
    sabu singhposted 13 years ago

    What do we do with our neighbours dog who barks incessantly and loudly whenever he is left alone?

  2. Healthpad.org profile image57
    Healthpad.orgposted 13 years ago

    Can you do anything?

    Might be able to report their dog for "disturbing the peace" the police officers might just laugh at you though.

    The only thing I can see fixing this problem is you moving to a new area. Which is a bit extreme.

  3. lkeipp profile image59
    lkeippposted 13 years ago

    Ahh, you sound like my local mountain forum - a world wide problem.

    Find out what your local ordinances are regarding barking dogs; around here, it's considered a nuisance if they bark unceasingly for 20 minutes or more.

    Go talk to the neighbor with the dogs - they may not be aware their dog is barking all day when they aren't home.  If they aren;t willing to take care of the issue, maybe a few fines will get them to care.

  4. riaancornelius profile image70
    riaancorneliusposted 13 years ago

    There's not much you can do. You can keep reporting them and getting them fined, etc, but in the long run it won't make a difference.

    The dog is barking for a reason, most likely because it is bored or not exercised well enough. The only way to solve the problem is to cure the cause.

    In a nutshell, this means you have to talk to your neighbours and see if they are aware of it. If they aren't, you stand a chance, but they will probably have to work pretty hard at changing this behaviour since it is now a habit.

  5. homewardbound profile image57
    homewardboundposted 13 years ago

    You might suggest that the owner buy a bark collar, or maybe you could buy one for it.

  6. profile image50
    calmassertivposted 13 years ago

    Try reading this seven-page article:

    http://www.barkingdogs.net/persuadeneighhead.shtml

    Bottom line is if your neighbor is a jerk, you're SOL.   And since chances are he IS a jerk, you have my deepest sympathies.

    What I've done personally is buy a fan that runs all day and
    night and masks a lot of the barking.  I never open my windows
    any more, so my air conditioning bill is higher than normal, but the extra fan noise of the air conditioner covers up even more of the barking than the little fan I have in my bedroom.

  7. Pat O'Malley profile image60
    Pat O'Malleyposted 13 years ago

    We had this problem several years ago.
    I went to their house, when they were home, to try to talk to them about it.
    They refused to answer the door.
    I wrote a note, and taped it to their front door.
    They sent a NASTY reply in the mail.

    So, every time the dog barked like that, I called their home and had my son bark like a dog into their answering machine.
    We had to do that about 5 times.
    Then suddenly, the dog stopped barking.

  8. vancouver profile image39
    vancouverposted 13 years ago

    Give them a bark collar for christmas. if you like them it can be a present if you dont you can send them a bill in the mail.

  9. profile image51
    youdamanposted 12 years ago

    It no longer surprises me that people will just let their dog bark day and night.  It is absolutely amazing that the barking does not bother them even though the dogs are in their backyard. 

    I had recently had a problem with a neighbors dog that constantly barked.  It irritated me during the day and kept me awake at night.

    To make a long story short, I finally found something to get them to stop barking.  Just go to http://www.antibarkingdevice.com to check out the product


    The bottom line… I popped the cd into my cd player and almost fell out of my chair when the neighbor's dog stopped barking.  You will be AMAZED!  I sincerely hope this helps. 

    By the way, the cd will work on your own dog also.

 
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