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Re: Re: Re: Questioning the By-Law |
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Dogluva |
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Aug 17, 07 - 2:22 PM |
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peeevly@yahoo.com |
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I just want to say i understand the frustrations of having the SPCA breathing down your back because of a local complaint. I have been there, but I must say, I never understood the laws until I took the time to read them over carefully and it took me to actually be charged with barking and go to court to understand that if you do not own a dog, or even if you do not like them, you should not have to put up with mine barking half the day and or night. This is why we have laws. It is unfortunate for it to go so far to actually be charged with this law, but the SPCA does give several warnings before it comes to this. I have been found guilty of barking by the way lol, and had to pay the fine, I have since gave up my dog (by choice) and would you believe it, a new neighbour moved in a cpl months ago and his dog is driving me absolutly batty with barking!! I had no idea how bad my dog was annoying someone else until my neighbours dog started yapping. So i guess what i'm trying to say is, put yourself in the complainers shoes, just for a minute, because until my new neighbour moved in, I had absolutley no idea how annoying a barking dog can be.....till now. |
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