I've got two similar breed dogs. They're working dogs and believe anything in view is their turf. Mine don't bark at everything, but they do alert me to anyone that drives by or comes into the driveway. Good luck.
Issue with new neighbor
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As I mentioned, talk to the neighbors first. Besides, first thing animal control/police are going to ask is, "Did you talk to them about this issue?"
That'll give you credibility to start with and in the long run.
That'll give you credibility to start with and in the long run.
That only happens when you're fracking with 40 Gorillion PSI.
Calling the police is bitch shit.
Talk to him like a man
if that fails go on a ninja mission and plant a couple of these near his yard
ultimatebarkcontrol.com
Talk to him like a man
if that fails go on a ninja mission and plant a couple of these near his yard
Dog Silencer MAX - Stop Barking Dogs | Ultimate Bark Control
Humane and shock-free long-range bark controlling device for your dog or the neighbor's dog. Stops barking dogs up to 300 ft. (90 m) away.
****ing finally some sense on this gotdamn forum...Calling the police is bitch shit.
Talk to him like a man
if that fails go on a ninja mission and plant a couple of these near his yard
Dog Silencer MAX - Stop Barking Dogs | Ultimate Bark Control
Humane and shock-free long-range bark controlling device for your dog or the neighbor's dog. Stops barking dogs up to 300 ft. (90 m) away.
Dude. Holy shit balls that's a lot of ****ing cats.
As much as I hate to admit it I didn't like the dog at first but now he'll leave her to follow me around or harass me to lay under the blanket with me. I still don't like the bug eyed little bastard though. I'll never admit to liking it. She gets pissed when I tell him to go direct traffic or when he's barking during a thunderstorm and I'm yelling **** you lightning
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Glad you cleared that up.
Great talk, bud. It’s sad (for you) that we had to do this back and forth before you understood my post. LOL!
New definition of ‘backpedal’, i suppose
Calling the police is bitch shit.
Talk to him like a man
if that fails go on a ninja mission and plant a couple of these near his yard
Dog Silencer MAX - Stop Barking Dogs | Ultimate Bark Control
Humane and shock-free long-range bark controlling device for your dog or the neighbor's dog. Stops barking dogs up to 300 ft. (90 m) away.
Seriously, do they work?
I’ve never used the phrase “go direct traffic”, but it’s now saved in my file for expressing displeasure with something living’s existence in my life.
Thank you.
They should be given the opportunity to address the problem, but in turn it should be firmly made clear to them that you DO expect it to be resolved. Had to do this once many years ago, and it was resolved quickly.
I would if he wasn't a LEO. They would probably start pulling me over in my mustang at random & harassing me. The week they moved in, my other neighbor came over to talk to me. Cool old man in his 70s or 80s. He claimed he was sitting outside on his deck & 2 police cruisers showed up around 3 am & went through all my outside cars running the tags on all of them. Probably his buddies trying to see whom he moved in next to. As much as I would happily go & talk to him about his dogs if he was an ordinary citizen, I know better than to mess with cops.
**** dude.....my neighbors (renters), decided to do dog boarding out of their 2 car garage using the Rover App etc.
My wife approached her and that worked.
Told my wife, if I talk to them the convo gonna start like this, "Hey, I don't remember buying a house next to a Humane Society."
My wife approached her and that worked.
Told my wife, if I talk to them the convo gonna start like this, "Hey, I don't remember buying a house next to a Humane Society."
I understand. It could definitely be a mess. I dont blame you for being cautious. id personally go talk to him and have him prove himself a shit bag….. id just be real cautious and record all interactions.
This is a horrible situation, I have been faced with similar, and also helped others.
Here is what I learned, human nature is that people are defensive, so it's all about how you handle the first encounter. If he is LEO, he has no fear of sound complaints or any other nonsense. So, try to reason with him, man to man, and explain how it's impacting you, etc etc.
If you do your best to have a conversation and he does not listen, then look up your noise ordinance for the city or county. Normally they have something on the books, this is important because you need something to lean on to stop the noise. Call the city or county code enforcement, but it's key to try and build a relationship with the code enforcement officer, if you do, they are more willing to help. Hopefully they will issue a warning, or a citation and that's as far as it goes.
Worst case, after all other paths have failed, bite the bullett and hire a lawyer. It's key to make sure you take all steps possible to try to resolve in a non legal manner and document everything. Your lawyer can send a demand letter, and then finally file suit if necessary. I personally had to do this once before, and it worked itself out, but it took me hiring an attorney to resolve the issue.
Here is what I learned, human nature is that people are defensive, so it's all about how you handle the first encounter. If he is LEO, he has no fear of sound complaints or any other nonsense. So, try to reason with him, man to man, and explain how it's impacting you, etc etc.
If you do your best to have a conversation and he does not listen, then look up your noise ordinance for the city or county. Normally they have something on the books, this is important because you need something to lean on to stop the noise. Call the city or county code enforcement, but it's key to try and build a relationship with the code enforcement officer, if you do, they are more willing to help. Hopefully they will issue a warning, or a citation and that's as far as it goes.
Worst case, after all other paths have failed, bite the bullett and hire a lawyer. It's key to make sure you take all steps possible to try to resolve in a non legal manner and document everything. Your lawyer can send a demand letter, and then finally file suit if necessary. I personally had to do this once before, and it worked itself out, but it took me hiring an attorney to resolve the issue.
.22LR hollow point, sub sonic with a silencer. Nobody will hear a thing.
I don't have it anymore because someone would have had an opinion about it's legality. The hammer was the loudest thing when it was fired.
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I understand. It could definitely be a mess. I dont blame you for being cautious. id personally go talk to him and have him prove himself a shit bag….. id just be real cautious and record all interactions. Document and build a case so you may bring it higher up the chain of command. Sucks but good luck!
In my experience, these sorts of people don't typically reason worth a damn and that's what creates these situations in the first place. But if you want to try, go for it. Once you've spoken with him, it doesn't work and you're now left with the same barking dog AND a newfound animosity going both directions, you can try something like we did as kids. My buddy across the street and I would put our amps in the windows and point them into his backyard and play for the neighbors. If you start tearing off Kirk Hammett solos at 3am, your point will get made. QUICKLY. Even if they like Metallica. Fight fire with fire. (Pun intended)
Statue 7655666764323.4433 subsection who gives a ****: It is illegal as **** to feed a dog meat/food known to make it shit all over the place.
Me: your honor, I had no idea meat was bad. I was just trying to make friends with this **** dog to get it to shut the **** up.
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