As we head into Easter Weekend, I'd like to dedicate this post to my boneheaded neighbors. The ones who made a certain Easter morning unforgettable by letting their yappy little noise-bomber out at 4:45 a.m. To this day, I remain baffled as to how you could have slept through the racket. I sure didn't.
From the "Well, duh!" department, we have this news story:
Barking dogs can take bite out of neighborly relationships
Then there's the case of the apologizing dog owner. But the dogs are still barking...
Dog owner apologizes for barking complaints
Unfortunately, the battle against barking can take decades. Look at this guy's story:
The lone howling of a crusader against dog barking
Unlike the barking dogs, the trains are doing something useful...
Haverstraw woman lives by tracks, but it's the barking she can't stand
The Department of Shameless Self-Promotion. Had enough? Make
a point without making a sound with tee shirts and bumper stickers from
the QuietBarkingDogs store.
That dog needs a new home, asap. Whether its in another neighborhood, or 6' under, is up to you. They may get another, but it will buy some peace.
ReplyDeleteI like the last one. Trains serve a purpose, yard barkers do not.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.