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By: Don't Waste Your Money

Don't Waste Your Money — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 18:42:58 +0000

My idiot, bully of a neighbor bought this thing because he is one of those twitchy jerks who likes to harrass people for pure, mean sport. He hates dogs, kids, cats, you name it. It does, as one writer said, alert on EVERYTHING (it blinks constantly every time a car passes–which is frequently, if not constantly, on our busy street)….but best of all, it has zero effect on my dog, who is only out in the yard twice a day for a short period, and barks at my mean neighbor solely because he TEASES her through the fence and sprays water at her (did I say he was nuts?). The guy has a hearing aid that he apparently doesn’t know how to turn down or modulate, so when a dog barks two blocks away, he “blames” my dog–even when the dog isn’t even home, but is on vacation with another family member (he’s complained on two occasions and been bagged for griping by the local constabulary when I was able to demonstrate that the animal wasn’t even in residence). He even called the dog officer one day, who verified that my dog was not the problem and tagged this guy as a habitual “nuisance-maker”–a well-deserved tag, IMO. When children in the neighborhood play in their own yards, he’s constantly griping–he’s just a mean, vicious coot and a busybody, and of the six neighbors who live in close proximity to him, not a single one has a good thing to say about him.

There are two sides to every “barking dog” story, and it can sometimes be that an understimulated old neighbor with a cruel streak can be the REAL problem–that is what was the deal in my case, and I’ve got the miserable bass-tard on video to prove it.

But to sum up about the bird house? Piece of junk.

By: Indy

Indy — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:13:01 +0000

I am considering this product. I own 2 dogs which I don’t let bark outside but a new neighbor moved in and ties a dog out there which wakes me up at 5 am every moring. I tried talking to him with no success. He has only lived in the neighborhood for couple weeks and I am dead tired. What are you suppose to do. It’s not the dogs fault. So I am on the fence about purchasing this. It will also effect my dogs if it turns on without barking. A nice thing to know before my decision to purchase it since I live on a busy street. I can handle some barking during the day but at 5 am I would like to be sleeping. So there’s no easy answer for neighbor problems. If he cared he would put his dog out and stand there at that time. Let the dog do his business and bring him in. I love animals and never would want one harmed or annoyed by this BUT if there was another solution I would do it. Some people just don’t want to cooperate. By the way I like his dog. :)

By: kestral

kestral — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:47:12 +0000

Picture this… 11 coyote hounds plus puppies. They bark at everything and anything. From sunup ’til sundown. The only time they stop is when the owner steps out and swears at them as loud as he can. They are quiet for a short time and then start up again. Everyday. All day. You’ve approached the owners for 4 years with little results. Asked the local Town Board to intervene. Asked if the county police would help. Nothing. What do you do? I’m living it.

The difference between dogs barking and a football game or leaf blowers is that you know it will stop. And, it is seasonal or will be present during a given time. I can deal with that. Dog barking is like fingernails on a chalkboard… it just gets to you on a whole different level. It permeates you. You know it isn’t going to stop and is going to be there again and again and again. You also suspect that the owner’s don’t care. Can’t they hear the same thing that I hear? Are they deaf?

By: Suzanne

Suzanne — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:22:19 +0000

I have a poodle mix who likes to sit on the ledge of our underground garage and watch the world go by. Many in the neighborhood have expressed pleasure at seeing this little “lion king” emissary. We re-homed a standard poodle and the barking at that ledge has become more incessant with big box trucks and school buses the primary offenders. The gentlemen neighbors across the street approached me and we worked out an agreement. I try to keep good tabs on them when they are outside but, if for some reason, they become too loud for them, they are to call me and I will remedy the situation right away. This has happened once. Other times, I have caught it and taken care of the issue. Now, the neighbors, in spite of our agreement, have taken to yelling like maniacs everytime the dogs bark - everytime. This is not only ineffective it breeds resentment. I am considering one of these bird houses but equivocate. Why not continue to talk with me? (I have always, always prooffered friendly neighborhood relations - a home is a sanctuary and everyone is entitled to it.) These same neighbors have now complained about the labrador next door and that would be quite a ways a way since we are on heavily wooded three acre lots. I think neighborhood relationships are challenging - I am actually worried that these offending neighbors (at least to me) are not feeling well. I have let this stick in my craw for over a week and I think it is time I knock on their door and find out how they are doing. Communication is key, friendliness is key, the right approach is key. It’s like we all live in these little worlds that need care and respect. Wouldn’t it be good if we could swallow our fear and be good ambassadors? I am working on it…