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jp2854
Guest
camily yes I do work outside the home .....I work for my stepfather but the dog goes with me to work.
camily
Peace
Glad something is helping with her anxiety.Maybe you should call A/C and find out what the law is about barking dogs. If you tell them your situation, they will be able to say which one of you is right or wrong. Just an idea.
What county?
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jp2854
Guest
Its hard to ignore her when she gets up and walks into the hall and tries to tell you you are wrong for taking the dog out etc. I don't have any control of when the dog needs to go potty she tells me I take her. Sometimes she holds it for 5hrs sometimes its only 1.5 it depends on how much she drinks and how much she eats as to when she has to go.
This is the same neighbor who if she goes out during the middle of the night takes up slamming doors to make it known she is going out and wakes the dog up and then in turn wakes me up as the dog then needs to go out and potty which in then makes the said neighbor try to have a 10min conversation with me as her boyfriend is in bed sleeping which urks me but you know what i am not going to stoop her level and complain about being bothered during the middle of the night instead i just ignore it and move on.
I do plan to bring it up to the landlord again or the landlords wife as she will talk to him about said problem and hopefully get him to do something about it.
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jp2854
Guest
St Marys
I think if i ever get a notice left on my door from animal control this lady will be history as my stepdad wont put up with that bs.
So you think your neighbor should conform to your dog's schedule?
That is ridiculous and you are unreasonable.
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jp2854
Guest
no i am thinking said neighbor should just get over it as dogs do bark and I don't plan to debark the dog because of said neighbor.
Mojo
New Member
I'm sure your neighbor has probably had enough of you and your dogs anxiety problems.
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Wenchy
Guest
I thought Bruno was only living with you temporarily while your mom and stepfather were on vacation?
A barking dog is an annoyance, period.
I also thought you posted before that your neighbor works at night. This would be why she is up until 6:00am and then goes to sleep.
See the above posting.
So your dog is a barking nuisance and your neighbor should just "get over it"?
That is still ridiculous and you are still unreasonable.
jetmonkey
New Member
Is your dad the landlord?
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
Not positive but if A/C were to leave a notice, it's because they've witness the behavior, not just based on this woman's word. I think they have to see/hear the violation in order to verify it. Don't really know though.
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jp2854
Guest
my neighbor has since lost her job due to monks closing down. she is jobless now
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jp2854
Guest
yes my stepdad is the landlord he owns the building
camily
Peace
HA! You want HER to be put out because YOUR dog barks?
That explains why he would take your side over the neighbor's. Any other landlord would tell you to keep your dog quiet or get out.
camily
Peace
You mean tell your mommy and she'll tell stepdaddy the her baby is getting picked on so he should tell the mean lady to move out?
frequentflier
happy to be living
Duplex/ apartment living is difficult under most circumstances. Noise seems to be a big issue; whether is be with children, pets, stereo, tv, etc.
Sometimes people don't even realize or consider how loudly they walk, talk, slam doors or bang the pots and pans around. And then there are those that flat out don't care.
The problem is, tenants cannot control each other's noises and actions. It is unrealistic to expect there be NO noise or inconvenience from noise when there are multiple familys sharing a dwelling.
You are allowed to have a dog and dogs do bark. She may consider any amount of noise he makes to be intolerable. Expecting the dog to make no noise or not accepting that he will bark at times is unrealistic.
Or she may have a valid complaint if his barking is a nuisance and more than an occasional occurance.
Having read your posts before, it is ongoing and is not going to be settled until one of you moves.
Sometimes people don't even realize or consider how loudly they walk, talk, slam doors or bang the pots and pans around. And then there are those that flat out don't care.
The problem is, tenants cannot control each other's noises and actions. It is unrealistic to expect there be NO noise or inconvenience from noise when there are multiple familys sharing a dwelling.
You are allowed to have a dog and dogs do bark. She may consider any amount of noise he makes to be intolerable. Expecting the dog to make no noise or not accepting that he will bark at times is unrealistic.
Or she may have a valid complaint if his barking is a nuisance and more than an occasional occurance.
Having read your posts before, it is ongoing and is not going to be settled until one of you moves.
