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Saturday, February 20, 2010

Willow and her Neighbors

7 comments:

  1. Noisy @#$%^ little buggers, aren't they?

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  2. Fences are wonderful.
    That little runt would grab your leg and never leg go!

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  3. Judy,
    The neighbors on the other side of the 3 dogs have complained. They don't bother me that much, as far as barking.

    G,
    I think Skip's eyes are bigger than his teeth. He barks at me and shows his teeth like he hates me and could eat me to pieces. But when I visited over there it is a very charming little host who wants a petting.

    I think the fence changes his personality and the other two dogs follow suit.

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  4. Well, don't go stickin' your hand thru the fence :)

    Our neighborhood association just sent out a letter informing us that they have received numerous written complaints about barking dogs. From now on ...

    First offense will result in a letter from the association (a friendly warning).

    Second offense will be result in another letter (threat of a citation).

    Third offense will cost you $630.

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  5. G,
    I read that Cobb County is working on a similar ordinance. I suppose this will be a county law, if passed. A warning, and someplace down the line you will have to pay a $250 fine if your dog continues barking.

    How do you debark a dog?

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  6. Anonymous7:38 PM

    Rock, it's already been in effect for more than 7 years in Cobb for a dog to bark excessively, see below:

    http://library.municode.com/index.aspx?clientId=10572&stateId=10&stateName=Georgia

    Nuisance animal means any animal that:
    (1)
    Damages, soils, defiles, eliminates or defecates on private property other than its owner's property or on public property;
    (2)
    Causes unsanitary or offensive conditions or otherwise endangers public health, welfare or safety;
    (3)
    Causes a disturbance by barking, howling or other noisemaking for a period of more than 15 minutes;
    (4)
    Chases vehicles, bicycles, or people;
    (5)
    Is in estrus and not confined in a manner which can keep it away from intact males of the same species; or
    (6)
    Causes serious annoyance to a neighboring residence and interferes with the reasonable use and enjoyment of that property.

    Cobb County has a link for complaints:.
    https://www.cobbcountyegov.org/
    secure/animalcontrol/complaints.htm

    Info here:

    http://animalcontrol.cobbcountyga.gov/faq.htm


    Mike D

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  7. Mike,
    Thanks! So, it is already on the books. I'm glad Willow is not much of a barker. I wonder if my neighbors know of this? heh heh.

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