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Charles Kiser
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Barking dog next door

Charles Kiser
  • Lexington, KY
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I have recently bought a place and have decided to rent out my house that I'm currently living in.  There is a dog next door that barks constantly.  Should i Iower rent to accommodate the inconvience of my future tenants as it bothers some people.  I have become used to it and immune.  

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Ryan Murdock
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Ryan Murdock
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Why should you have to incur a cost for someone else's dog noise? Is there a municipal ordinance violation happening? You may be able to contact animal control and have them pay a visit to the owner if you don't want to confront him/her directly. 

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