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    I just blow the 12 guage over their house, It shuts em up for over a week then I just repeat the process. I also bought 2 roosters to annoy them too ! Then again I live in the desert.

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    Quote Originally Posted by niceguyeddie View Post
    My wonderful neighbors have two small shitzus that bark nonstop all day and all night. This has been going on since they moved in at the beginning of summer. I've tried talking to them and they deny that the dogs bark. My other neighbor went to their door when they were home and they wouldn't answer. These dogs woke me up twice last night and I can't think of anything to do other than stapling them to their front door.

    Anyone else had this issue with a neighbor? How'd ya solve it?
    Yes, go online to OC Animal Control, there is a "Barking Dog Complaint Form" fill it out by answering questions and submit it. A OCAC officer will arrive at their door in a few days, asking to see their Dog Licenses, if there not on the dogs, or if their not Licensed, they may take them away.
    This procedure used to be anonymous, but now the dog owners know who filed the complaint, who cares right.

    I did this to my neighbor across the street from me, after repeatedly talking to them, offering them a barking collar anything that might help. The husband, the one with a uterus said (we don't want to punish our dog for barking, it's a watch dog) I said WTF FU A-Hole, that's when he ran into his house holding his dog like a little school girl, it was pretty fng funny.

    Well it's been 7 or 8 yrs since, and they still don't make eye contact with myself or my wife, It's perfect. If you have another neighbor on the other side of their house or behind, talk to them, maybe they'll file one also.

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    Roll a ton of dog chit in a brown bag put in on their porch on fire and ring their door bell and get away and watch, I know it's silly but hey WFT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joker View Post
    Dennis,
    I've been dealing with this for a good 10 years. Our neighbors just don't give a shit. If I can hear their dogs, so can they but they refuse to do anything about it. We've asked them, then resorted to animal control, that solved it for a bit, but it comes right back. They've got 3 dogs that bark all day.
    2 weeks ago they went away for a week and left the dogs out back and had someone come over and feed them. I got tired of the barking, went over and opened up their house and put the dogs inside so they could shit and piss in the house and bark all they wanted.
    They still bark but that made me feel better.
    LOL!

    Quote Originally Posted by blt4spd View Post
    Have the same issue at my house, went down to west marine bought one of those air horns in a can, every time they started barking I went out to the fence and blew that thing until there ears blew out. No more barking plus when the owner tried talking to me I blew it at him too.
    Hmm.. I have a few of those in the garage. Then I'd be the dick neighbor. Probably not the best idea. haha

    Quote Originally Posted by Wendi View Post
    NGE go get an air horn today then report back tomorrow.
    How about I throw a brick of fire crackers over the fence?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Universal Elements View Post
    Eddie, I live next door in Irvine. A lot of ordinances are very similar in Newport, Costa Mesa and Irvine. When it comes to dogs barking they honestly don't put up with it. Click on the link below. Since you've tried talking to them, the only way they will start understanding is when it starts hitting them in the pocket book.

    http://www.costamesaca.gov/index.aspx?page=307

    I have a 9 year old Jack Russell. He's a great dog and never barks except when the FEDEX, UPS come by or those people that throw advertising material at the door (probably senses that some of them are scoping out the neighborhood... hahaha). But he absolutely cannot stand possums. When the possum freezes on the fence - all hell breaks loose in the backyard. If were home, then no problem, we'll just bring him inside. But if were away, he'll run & ram the fence and will bark non stop. If he is successful in knocking him down off the wooden fence, the fight sounds and looks like WWW3. Luckily our neighbors know and will call us if he continues for over 15 mins. But I do have one pleasant jerk who loves to call the police for everything and the animal control in Irvine is part of the police division. They understood what was going on, but told me that if they have repetitive calls/complaints, it will start to be very expensive.
    Thank you! I will file a compliant today.

    I have a 6 year old beagle that howls a lil bit. He also has separation anxiety. So he'll sometimes cry for a few mins when I leave. So when I moved in I went to all my neighbors, introduced myself, explained that he sometimes howls, gave them my business card and told them to call me if there is ever a problem. I haven't had one single complaint. They actually think it's funny and love my dog. I understand that dogs bark. It's what they do, but you've got to keep it under control and be curious to your neighbors. These people clearly don't give a shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by niceguyeddie View Post
    Thank you! I will file a compliant today.

    I have a 6 year old beagle that howls a lil bit. He also has separation anxiety. So he'll sometimes cry for a few mins when I leave.
    Nobody's dogs ever bark. It's always the neighbors.

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    Neighbors with barking dogs

    Quote Originally Posted by clubby View Post
    Nobody's dogs ever bark. It's always the neighbors.
    Lol...

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    Quote Originally Posted by clubby View Post
    Nobody's dogs ever bark. It's always the neighbors.
    Lol. He's an inside dog. My neighbors feed him and walk him when I'm gone on weekends, so if he was annoying I'm sure he wouldn't be alive anymore!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adrift View Post
    Yes, go online to OC Animal Control, there is a "Barking Dog Complaint Form" fill it out by answering questions and submit it. A OCAC officer will arrive at their door in a few days, asking to see their Dog Licenses, if there not on the dogs, or if their not Licensed, they may take them away.
    This procedure used to be anonymous, but now the dog owners know who filed the complaint, who cares right.

    I did this to my neighbor across the street from me, after repeatedly talking to them, offering them a barking collar anything that might help. The husband, the one with a uterus said (we don't want to punish our dog for barking, it's a watch dog) I said WTF FU A-Hole, that's when he ran into his house holding his dog like a little school girl, it was pretty fng funny.

    Well it's been 7 or 8 yrs since, and they still don't make eye contact with myself or my wife, It's perfect. If you have another neighbor on the other side of their house or behind, talk to them, maybe they'll file one also.
    do you get pm's???? can you call me???

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    Neighbors with barking dogs

    Quote Originally Posted by Universal Elements View Post
    I have a 9 year old Jack Russell. He's a great dog and never barks except when the FEDEX, UPS come by
    Too funny. We have an inside dog and an outside dog during the day. Outside dog hates the delivery peeps too.

 

 

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