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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What does being a renter have to do with this? 
I leave for work at 530 and let my dog out to use the bathroom. He’s literally out there 2 mins maybe, if there is a rabbit scent or other animal scent he barks in excitement sometimes. I do go out and kind of whisper yell at him to stop but there is not a whole lot I can do. I don’t leave him out there once he starts I bring him back in if the whisper yell doesn’t work. Luckily my neighbors are deeper sleepers than you. [/quote]

That's pretty crappy of you.  I mention that it's a renter because the rest of us are families and long time residents so we are inclined to be neighborly.  That house has had a series of renters who are not invested in the neighborhood, but this is the first one who has had a dog.[/quote]

Op, your op mentions that the dog is left out to bark. That’s not nice and the dog should be brought in.  PP’s situation is what a dog owner should do if their dog does bark- bring them in.[/quote]

I guess you are right, but they are in violation for making any noise at all.  Even one or two barks is waking someone up. And the pp is suggesting it's my problem for being a light sleeper.  I am entitled to a full night sleep.[/quote]

Sorry, but I’m not understanding what you would expect someone to do. Not in the case of the person leaving their dog out, that’s unacceptable. But if someone else is letting their dog out and it barks and they bring it in immediately, that’s just part of living in close quarters. My neighbor leaves for work at 5:30 and I hear him unlock and start his truck. It wakes me up but he’s certainly not doing anything wrong. [/quote]

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