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    Guy records entitled neighbor's loud dog, gets even by blasting his barking over the speaker at 3 AM on a loop: 'Guess he didn't like the remix'

    All noisy neighbors seem to think their volume level is perfectly fine until they get a taste of their own medicine.

    Of course, one has to be sympathetic to the fact that dogs bark. That's inevitable. However, caring enough to at least attempt to get your dog under control out of respect for one's neighbors is, at the very least, a sign of decent neighborly behavior. This dude next door did not make any attempts to do the decent thing. Instead, he just denied that his loud dog's incessant barking at 3:00 in the morning was an issue that needed to be dealt with.

    So, this author decided to deal with the issue himself. One night, he recorded the dog's barking. You'd think that maybe he was hoping to play that recording for the neighbor to show him how bad his dog gets at night, but the author had a better idea. 

    He proceeded to connect his Bluetooth speaker to his phone, place the speaker by the window right across from where the neighbor's bedroom was, and blast the recording on a loop all night. You can imagine how the neighbor responded to this…

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    • It's worth noting that while we appreciate the “eye for an eye” mentality here, we must also extend our sympathies to all of the other residents in this neighborhood. They have had to endure both the obnoxious resident's dog barking at all hours of the night and the author's recording of that dog. When is someone going to start thinking of the innocent casualties in this neighborhood feud?

    • "Neighbor's dog wouldn't stop barking all night..."

      I live next to a guy who thinks owning a dog means "let it scream at the moon until sunrise."
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    • And as you can probably guess, I really tried everything - knocking on his door, polite notes, even a calm "hey man, maybe bring him
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    • inside after midnight?" He laughed and said, "Dogs bark, what do you want me to do?" Alright. Bet.
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    • Last week, I set my phone by the window and recorded a full 3 hours of his dog barking. Then, when I got home from work the next evening, I placed a speaker
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    • near his bedroom window, turned the volume up just as loud as his dog, and let the loop play.
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    • By 2 AM, he was outside yelling, "SHUT THAT DOG UP!" Didn't have such a grin on face for a while!
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    • The best part? He took the dog in the next night. Hasn't barked past 9 PM since. Guess he didn't like the remix.
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    • HolyMolyitsMichael • 1h ago So the guy wasn't bothered by his own actually dog. barking in his backyard, but was bothered by a recording played at the same volume as the dog barking...
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    • SpicyAutocorrect 57m ago • Dog owners only notice barking when it's coming from your side of the fence.
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    • . tbsdy 40m ago I once lived next door to a dog that would bark at me every time I got near my own fence. So I filled up a bucket of water, went near the fence (the dog couldn't see
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    • me) and dumped the water over the dog. There was a surprised yelp, and the dog. ran away and no more barking at me when I got near the fence.
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    • Dob't worry, the dog was not harmed, just severely surprised.
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    • RankSites 56m ago Proof that people only hate noise when they can't control it.
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    • fcewen00 42m ago . See, had this been a husky, not only would it bark and sing the song of its people, but it will have negotiations with you to make it start and stop.
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    • 3X_Cat 36m ago My neighbor used to have two dogs that barked all night long. But their AC unit was right outside their window so they couldn't hear it.
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    • One night, I creeped over to it (boy, did that set the dogs. off!) and removed the fuse block and kept it and closed the little lid. Suddenly they could hear their dogs!
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