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Barking dog

Posted By: Gale on 2005-07-11
In Reply to: What to do about a neighbor's yapping dog? - going nuts!

Be glad that that's all this little dog does. My neighbors moved in next door in November with two pit bulls. By January by little 9 pound maltese was dead. They would dig under the fence and roam the neighborhood. We tried talking with them too, kind of hard when nobody would ever answer the door!


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