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Input: I live in an apartment and I am currently working from home. Normally I cannot hear any of my neighbors at all, I made sure to pick a place to live with walls built well enough not to hear every movement or conversation. 

My next door neighbor (couple) have a dog, dog is probably 1 year old. The dog is a lab, very cute and very friendly, but obviously not well trained. Dog jumps up on you and people, doesn’t heel for owners, and bites at leash, etc. Neighbors just started leaving the dog at home alone all day about a month ago, and the dog howls and barks and carries on for about 3-4 hours every day. I can hear this clear as day in my apartment, so the dog is obviously loud. I can drown it out with music, but that’s not a long term answer. The noise isn’t necessarily loud enough to disrupt my work, and I don’t expect the complex to be dead silent or anything, but this dog makes a ton of noise and for long periods of time. 

I told the neighbors a few days after it started, very casually and in passing. I wasn’t mean or rude, I was sympathetic, the dog doesn’t know any better, she’s just lonely and reacting to her situation. But part of being a pet owner is teaching your dog what behavior is and is not acceptable. Neighbors were apologetic and promised to work on it, but it’s been weeks and it hasn’t gotten any better. I mentioned this to them 2 more times and they have been very apologetic, claiming they are trying to take the dog to day care and such, but every day, same shit. 

I’ve given them many chances, and I’m really tired of it. I sent an email to the community manager outlining the situation, and he quickly responded. He has warned neighbors and if they continue to have a disruptive dog, it could be a lease violation and them thrown out. They used to be friendly and say hello, but now they clearly are mad at me and give me rude looks when we pass by. I feel bad, but I tried everything. AITA?

reporting my neighbor's dog