Reddit neighbors dog barking? Barking comes naturally to dogs, but the constant barking can often be disturbing or annoying to anyone. Even dog lovers become aggravated if a neighbor’s dog barks constantly. However, don’t blame the dog, he’s being a dog. Firstly, you should talk to your neighbors to find the best solution. But if they are not aware of it or ignore it, you have to find your own ways to stop their dog barking. And that's what a man on Reddit did when his neighbor's dog constantly barked and they ignored him. Scroll down to see how he got the dog to stop!
Taking to the subreddit r/pettyrevenge, the man who goes by the username u/Livinginweirdtimes shared that his neighbor's dog always barked and tried to bite him through the fence whenever he was out in the backyard. He asked the neighbor to help him p out how to get their dog to chill, but they said no. He offered to give the dog some healthy treats to build her trust, but the answer was no.
"My neighbors got a dog about three years ago. These neighbors and I share a fence. It separates our back yards. Well this dog snarls and barks and tries to bite me through the fence the entire time I'm out in the backyard. I've tried to ignore it, talk softly,.etc. but this dog is insane. The maintenance guys are afraid of it," he shared.
The Reddit user then decided to do something to stop the dog barking. He used a portable speaker to take revenge on the neighbor. Whenever he went to his backyard, he brought the speaker and turned it on. Thankfully, his revenge plan worked, and "the neighborhood is wonderfully quiet nowadays."
"Frustrated but not willing to call animal control or anything yet, I hatched a plan. I bought a very nice portable speaker that is loud. Like, I saved and invested in this. Now, every time I go to my backyard, I bring my speaker. There is no daytime noise ordinance here, I checked. When the dog begins its snarling barking attacking the fence thing, my neighbors (all of them) get to enjoy a little Lamb of God or Rotting Christ or some other great music turned all the way up. My speaker shakes the table. It didn't take the neighbors long to put two and two together. The dog is now kept mostly inside and when it does come out, it's quick or the owner goes out with it."
Taking to the subreddit r/pettyrevenge, the man who goes by the username u/Livinginweirdtimes shared that his neighbor's dog always barked and tried to bite him through the fence whenever he was out in the backyard. He asked the neighbor to help him p out how to get their dog to chill, but they said no. He offered to give the dog some healthy treats to build her trust, but the answer was no.
"My neighbors got a dog about three years ago. These neighbors and I share a fence. It separates our back yards. Well this dog snarls and barks and tries to bite me through the fence the entire time I'm out in the backyard. I've tried to ignore it, talk softly,.etc. but this dog is insane. The maintenance guys are afraid of it," he shared.
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Reddit Neighbors Dog Barking? Ways To Stop Them
"So I went and did the neighborly thing and asked them to help me p out how to get this dog to chill. I can't even use my yard at this point. That dog is outside all day long, snarling and yapping non stop. I asked if I could give it healthy treats through the fence. Owner says no. I asked if we could go in halves on a non shock bark collar. Owner says no. (Edit to say I asked the neighbor at least three times to help her dog.)"The Reddit user then decided to do something to stop the dog barking. He used a portable speaker to take revenge on the neighbor. Whenever he went to his backyard, he brought the speaker and turned it on. Thankfully, his revenge plan worked, and "the neighborhood is wonderfully quiet nowadays."
"Frustrated but not willing to call animal control or anything yet, I hatched a plan. I bought a very nice portable speaker that is loud. Like, I saved and invested in this. Now, every time I go to my backyard, I bring my speaker. There is no daytime noise ordinance here, I checked. When the dog begins its snarling barking attacking the fence thing, my neighbors (all of them) get to enjoy a little Lamb of God or Rotting Christ or some other great music turned all the way up. My speaker shakes the table. It didn't take the neighbors long to put two and two together. The dog is now kept mostly inside and when it does come out, it's quick or the owner goes out with it."
Source: u/Livinginweirdtimes
Source: r/pettyrevenge
Source: r/pettyrevenge
Source: r/pettyrevenge
Source: r/pettyrevenge
Source: r/pettyrevenge
Source: r/pettyrevenge
Source: r/pettyrevenge