My next-door neighbour has a dog that barks a lot but thankfully usually not too excessively (especially now that she's getting really old) and not at night/early morning so I just deal with it. There have been times when she's woken me up in the morning but after 7 a.m. what can you do?
However, we were chatting today and she (my neighbour, not the dog LOL )told me that in the winter she's going to be getting a husky puppy and is going to send her to some sort of 'guard dog school'? Apparently the dog will be trained to be a guard dog and bark at any strangers that approach. All because my neighbour believes her garage is being broken into at night, though nothing has been stolen.?? I asked her if that meant the dog would be left outside all night and she replied "Oh yeah, she'll be outside 24/7". It's better than having an alarm."
Obviously, I'm fearing the worst - this dog would be pretty much right below my bedroom window and I'm a light sleeper. I already sometimes have problems with insomnia as it is. Isn't there some sort of law about having a (potentially barking) dog outside all night long? I'm not only worried about the noise but also the fact that this poor dog is probably going to end up being vicious (I doubt they're going to walk it or socialize it in any way) and there's a lot of kids around the neighbourhood. They actually have a young son so it surprises me that they would want to do this.
What can I do? Has anyone else had a similar problem and what did you do about it? I've looked a little into soundproofing rooms/windows but I really don't know much. I'm furious! :-(
Chloe
However, we were chatting today and she (my neighbour, not the dog LOL )told me that in the winter she's going to be getting a husky puppy and is going to send her to some sort of 'guard dog school'? Apparently the dog will be trained to be a guard dog and bark at any strangers that approach. All because my neighbour believes her garage is being broken into at night, though nothing has been stolen.?? I asked her if that meant the dog would be left outside all night and she replied "Oh yeah, she'll be outside 24/7". It's better than having an alarm."
Obviously, I'm fearing the worst - this dog would be pretty much right below my bedroom window and I'm a light sleeper. I already sometimes have problems with insomnia as it is. Isn't there some sort of law about having a (potentially barking) dog outside all night long? I'm not only worried about the noise but also the fact that this poor dog is probably going to end up being vicious (I doubt they're going to walk it or socialize it in any way) and there's a lot of kids around the neighbourhood. They actually have a young son so it surprises me that they would want to do this.
What can I do? Has anyone else had a similar problem and what did you do about it? I've looked a little into soundproofing rooms/windows but I really don't know much. I'm furious! :-(
Chloe






