Barking dogs

[pgk]

Take them home with you.

Defeats the object of having dogs on site to deter light fingered visitors as recommended by Police. That said handy if I could focus barking on the visitors volume turned up to make them seem huge.

 

[sticky]

They're just down the road from you.

 

[unlacedgecko]

Defeats the object of having dogs on site to deter light fingered visitors as recommended by Police. That said handy if I could focus barking on the visitors volume turned up to make them seem huge.

I’d worry about said light fingered visitors taking the dogs!

 

[pgk]

They're just down the road from you.View attachment 695380View attachment 695382

Be handy if a few of those miraculously blew onto the dog run. They sheltering neighbours from your building work? Four Reynard shuffled off their mortal coil this week so cause of problem may be gone!☺

 

[Dry Rot]

I’d worry about said light fingered visitors taking the dogs!

I'd an online discussion with a gentleman of the roving kind and apparently poison is their preferred method.

 

[sticky]

Be handy if a few of those miraculously blew onto the dog run. They sheltering neighbours from your building work? Four Reynard shuffled off their mortal coil this week so cause of problem may be gone!☺

Severn Trent are using them towards Stratford where they are drawing water from, the neighbours are moving can't think what I've done.

 

[unlacedgecko]

I'd an online discussion with a gentleman of the roving kind and apparently poison is their preferred method.

From the OP avatar I assumed he meant stock dogs. Wandering free spirits have been known to run for profit non consentual rehoming services for such dogs.

 

[Lackey]

@Lackey

Guess who's not been on the forum for a while
His barking has got worse over last week as well as hormones are definitely kicking in (he had an experience with his bed last week that no mother should have to witness ), he's generally ok on a night though. Well, the neighbours haven't complained anyway
Will add training speak and quiet to his rigorous regime

 

[Dry Rot]

Guess who's not been on the forum for a while
His barking has got worse over last week as well as hormones are definitely kicking in (he had an experience with his bed last week that no mother should have to witness ), he's generally ok on a night though. Well, the neighbours haven't complained anyway
Will add training speak and quiet to his rigorous regime

Pissing on the bed? That one I can help you with (well, maybe!). Dogs lift their heads when they pee and crap, so fit a false ceiling to the bed and they'll choose to go elsewhere.

If no complaints, could your neighbour be a victim of occupational deafness??

http://odcb.org.hk/en_content.php?sid=3&cid=5&sub=1

 

[pine_guy]

If no complaints, could your neighbour be a victim of occupational deafness??

No, they're just very tolerant of the wanabie country, townies that live next door

 

[Woolless]

Pissing on the bed? That one I can help you with (well, maybe!). Dogs lift their heads when they pee and crap, so fit a false ceiling to the bed and they'll choose to go elsewhere.

If no complaints, could your neighbour be a victim of occupational deafness??

http://odcb.org.hk/en_content.php?sid=3&cid=5&sub=1

I think @Lackey's randy young mutt may have been, ahem, pleasuring himself' rather than soiling himself! Good tip about the false ceiling, though!

 

[Lackey]

I think @Lackey's randy young mutt may have been, ahem, pleasuring himself' rather than soiling himself! Good tip about the false ceiling, though!

Yes he was definitely enjoying himself, much more than I wanted to be a witness to. The bed is now out of bounds during daylight hours, to save both of our modesty.

 

[Lackey]

No, they're just very tolerant of the wanabie country, townies that live next door

I'm not sure I would ever use the words "very tolerant". Vaguely tolerant...sometimes, might be more fitting

 

[pine_guy]

I'm not sure I would ever use the words "very tolerant". Vaguely tolerant...sometimes, might be more fitting

But we are off topic now.

 

[Lackey]

Fairies and butterflies But I find off topic so much easier, maybe could set up a 'neighbours' thread...it could have a catchy theme tune.

 

[Dry Rot]

Fairies and butterflies But I find off topic so much easier, maybe could set up a 'neighbours' thread...it could have a catchy theme tune.

Could be fun!

 

[suma]

The new H untaway pup is irritating neighbours as he barks quite often in night according to what I am told. pretty much silent all day. Usually barks intermittently towards nightfall and from as early as 4 am at this time of year. Understandably neighbours, 300+ meters away have Windows open in this heat. Has anyone come up with a good sound absorbing solution to cut the decibels and stop noise travelling particularly on still nights. Need to clear out some foxes which probably start him off but also looking for longer term solution.

we have working dog that barks all night.to good of a dog to let go.and we are suround by house, any way the wife came up with the idea of putting a muzzle on the dog it still barks but at much lower volume, you can only just here it. also it can still drink its water. I just need one to fit the wife and job done

 

[Old Shep]

we have working dog that barks all night.to good of a dog to let go.and we are suround by house, any way the wife came up with the idea of putting a muzzle on the dog it still barks but at much lower volume, you can only just here it. also it can still drink its water. I just need one to fit the wife and job done

Please do not leave a dog muzzled - it's cruel and dangerous. A dog needs to be able to pant with mouth wide open to maintain body temperature. In recent temperatures you are lucky you still have a dog! Just train your dog!

 

[Hooby Farmer]

My collie is 12 and she has only started to bark the last month or so come, 5am will not devalve. Get up let her out, walks round the house doesn't pee/poo or anything. Back into the utility and not another noise out of her.

 

[fishortcalves]

My collie is 12 and she has only started to bark the last month or so come, 5am will not devalve. Get up let her out, walks round the house doesn't pee/poo or anything. Back into the utility and not another noise out of her.

Think this is an elderly collie thing, they go a bit cuckoo! Ours started doing this last year and the vet said it happens alot in collie's!