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Am I a B@sdard for this?
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Advice please.
The couple next door has not long moved in, they have 2 small children & a yapping bloody dog, today Friday is the refuse collection & this Smug goes ballistics, as I type of now all I can hear is this dog yapping, I do not like falling out with people but this is getting beyond a joke, I know the owners of this house as the house is rented, what would you do? I have had a word with his wife about the bloody dog but still nothing has been done, your advise would be welcomed before I shoot the Basds thing.
20:31 Fri 23rd Mar 2012
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The dog has again broken our wood panel fence for the2nd time with jumping up on it, her B.F. / O.H. was working in London I had a word with the person & stated we had, had enough of this + the barking, I tried to be as polite as I could, later on her brother came around & said that his sister rang him in tears over what I had said ( Nothing offensive honestly) I had to go around that evening to apologize but said this problem had to be sorted, me been a soft @rse could not get it out of my head that I had her in tears the following day bought her a bunch of flowers & apologise again, It seems not the dog has been given to her brother that lives local & I'm feeling a right b@sdard, I just want to know your truthful views, was I right? I can take criticism so I will not take offence, but would you feel the sdame way?
The couple next door has not long moved in, they have 2 small children & a yapping bloody dog, today Friday is the refuse collection & this Smug goes ballistics, as I type of now all I can hear is this dog yapping, I do not like falling out with people but this is getting beyond a joke, I know the owners of this house as the house is rented, what would you do? I have had a word with his wife about the bloody dog but still nothing has been done, your advise would be welcomed before I shoot the Basds thing.
20:31 Fri 23rd Mar 2012
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The dog has again broken our wood panel fence for the2nd time with jumping up on it, her B.F. / O.H. was working in London I had a word with the person & stated we had, had enough of this + the barking, I tried to be as polite as I could, later on her brother came around & said that his sister rang him in tears over what I had said ( Nothing offensive honestly) I had to go around that evening to apologize but said this problem had to be sorted, me been a soft @rse could not get it out of my head that I had her in tears the following day bought her a bunch of flowers & apologise again, It seems not the dog has been given to her brother that lives local & I'm feeling a right b@sdard, I just want to know your truthful views, was I right? I can take criticism so I will not take offence, but would you feel the sdame way?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I can never understand why people want to own yappy dogs. Does the noise not get on their nerves too? I had the misfortune to have a woman living next to me with two little dogs that used to bark all the time so I know how you feel. You`ve got to try to deal with it calmly though because if you get their backs up, they`ll be less inclined to cooperate. My first recourse was to phone the letting agents and get them to tell the landlord. I don`t think they bothered though because I later found out that there was a "no pets" clause in their tenancy agreement. It might be work having a word with the landlord. Don`t beat yourself up about complaining. Constant noise can be very stressful.
No TWR, I do agree with you, as long as you were as you said calm and controlled when you complained about the dog. I would not have been so nice to take flowers round.
If it continues I would write them a letter, maybe you should seek advice from the council or the landlord? Really depends on the type of people they are too i'd say.
If it continues I would write them a letter, maybe you should seek advice from the council or the landlord? Really depends on the type of people they are too i'd say.
I wouldn't apologise for upsetting her - she hasn't apologised for the dog breaking your fence. However, you've opened the conversation and that can only be a good thing. You are quite within your rights to hope for a peaceful home life, something needed to be said.
Why does the dog live with her, if it belongs to her brother?
Why does the dog live with her, if it belongs to her brother?
Thanks all for the replies, the dog belonged to the person next door boxy, I think to keep the piece she has taken the dog to her brothers, although I know the owner of the house ( He lives in Ashford Boxy) I do not want to go down the road, whilst I was in the house that night the person slipped out by saying that they had, had the problem in the house that they left to come next door to us, she has 2 little lads 7 this has now left me thinking " you nasty b@sdard, & believe me, I'm not like that, I would prefer to do than to take. My wife is not the best with her nerves so for her to listen to this every morning was getting, well you know what I mean but it still leaves me feeling Sht.
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