Create a mock scenario.
Barking dog in apartment next door.
Record the barking so your neighbor can have an idea of how much noise is coming into your unit.
I have made 3 soon to be 4 complaints to the manager in the last couple of months.
However there may be a solution.
The dog is probably trying to protect its territory.
The first thing to do is document the frequency of the dog s barking.
Block the dog s view make friends and be present.
The dog likely is barking when it is left alone and becomes bored.
Then knock on her door and politely ask if you can have a chat about the dog s barking.
I ve reported the problem to the property management office but they said.
Barks a lot next door can also hear or smell you.
After being gone for several hours you come home to reports from your neighbors of incessant barking while you were gone.
Many dog owners are familiar with this situation.
While it may not be powerful enough to stop your neighbors dog from barking it has a 50 ft range so you can train your dog on the go.
Once you are outside ring the doorbell and give your dog the bark command.
In pet friendly apartments barking dogs are unavoidable.
I have also kept a running log of said dog issues along with recordings of the dog barking.
Reward him with a treat when he barks once at your command.
If the dog barks every time you walk into your backyard blocking its vision might help.
I m currently living in a rental apartment.
My neighbor s dog has been barking excessively especially at night.
But the cool part is it has a built in safety alarm which can be really useful in case you come across something dangerous like a wild animal during your walks.
You say goodbye to your pup who seems fine and head out the door for work school or a fun outing with your friends.
If the dog continues to bark.
To challenge your dog s understanding of the bark command keep your dog inside your home and step outside your front door.
Note the days and times the dog barks and the length of time the barking continues.
3 ways to deal with the apartment neighbor s barking dog.