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10/01/2023
Some Simple Steps to Help you if your Neighbours Dog, just WON"T STOP Barking
If you have a neighbour whose dog is barking excessively, it can be a frustrating and annoying situation. Even as a Behaviour Specialist, I am not immune to this. Here are a few tips for dealing with the issue that I have personally used:
1.Talk to your neighbour: The first step should always be to try to communicate with your neighbour and let them know that the barking is bothering you. Be respectful and try to find a solution that works for both of you.
2.Document the barking: If the barking continues after you've talked to your neighbou3.r, try to document it. Write down the dates and times when the barking occurs, as well as how long it lasts. This can help you identify patterns and may be useful if you need to escalate the issue.
3.Consider mediation: If talking to your neighbour doesn't resolve the issue, you may want to consider mediating the problem. This can be done through a formal mediation service or informally through a mutual friend.
4.Contact your local authorities: If the barking is excessive and you're unable to resolve the issue through communication or mediation, you may need to contact your local authorities. This could be a city or local ranger, or the police if the barking is disrupting the peace.
and Most Importantly
5. Keep the peace: It's important to try to maintain a good relationship with your neighbours, even if you're dealing with a barking issue. Avoid confrontations and try to stay calm and respectful when discussing the issue.
Dealing with a neighbour's barking dog can be a difficult and stressful situation. It's important to remember that dogs bark for a variety of reasons, and it may not always be under the control of their owner. It's also worth considering that the dog may be barking due to stress, fear, or other underlying issues.
While it's important to address the barking and find a solution, it's also important to approach the situation with empathy and understanding. By following the steps outlined above and working together with your neighbour, you can hopefully find a solution that works for everyone and allows both you and the dog to live peacefully.
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