Bad thing is, the owner is a cop in my very very small town. I’ve got 73 — yes, 73 — recordings of the animal, but although I love the megaphone idea, it probably wouldn’t be workable due to the circumstances. Options appear to be very limited.
But you’ve been very kind in trying to help, and I sincerely thank you for that.
***Bad thing is, the owner is a cop in my very very small town. I’ve got 73 — yes, 73 — recordings of the animal, but although I love the megaphone idea, it probably wouldn’t be workable due to the circumstances. Options appear to be very limited.
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How about inviting the chief over for a bar-b-que during a time when you know said animal will be sounding off?
Or the mayor (it is a small town...)
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We have two German Shepards diagonally across the street from us, they bark incessantly and of course that sets off my Great Pyrenees. It’s awful.
-SB
Here's an option: You can get one of those dog whistles that humans can't hear.
Anytime you can't sleep at night, and the neighbor is asleep, just blow the whistle to get the dog barking -- every ten or 17 minutes -- until you are ready to sleep.
The dog and the neighbor will be dog-tired by that point.
You can also use it when the neighbor has guests over.
Also useful when a neighbor plays boom-boom music and has pitbulls.
Bad thing is, the owner is a cop in my very very small town. I’ve got 73 — yes, 73 — recordings of the animal, but although I love the megaphone idea, it probably wouldn’t be workable due to the circumstances. Options appear to be very limited.
But you’ve been very kind in trying to help, and I sincerely thank you for that.
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I’d feel the same as you if my neighbor would have been a cop. How about a little yappy dog of your very own.? 😂. The little ones are the most irritating.
“Bad thing is, the owner is a cop in my very very small town. I’ve got 73 — yes, 73 — recordings of the animal, but although I love the megaphone idea, it probably wouldn’t be workable due to the circumstances. Options appear to be very limited.”
We had a similar problem with a next door neighbor. After her dog had been barking for over 5 minutes we’d call, tell her her dog was barking and hang up.
If she was gone, we’d put a note with the time and date on her garage door, telling her that her dog started barking at xx:xx.
She finally got rid of the dog and then she later sold the house and moved away.