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Tenant complaining about dog barking
A tenant that has lived in one of my units for a year now and works from home (and has just renewed their lease for another year) is complaining about a dog barking, who is owned by a tenant that just moved in two days ago. The new tenant has just relocated here from out of state, and I am wondering how other landlords handle these complaints. It's not a huge issue yet, but I'm concerned this could become an ongoing issue.
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This falls under quiet enjoyment. Every tenant has the right to enjoy their home without noise intrusion. Contact the new tenant and create a plan for the dog to stop barking. Bark collar, doggie daycare, rehome the dog, etc.