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mstannyngdogevr Orlando, United States

Today, my fiancé and I moved into a new home a few houses away from our previous one. We were excited about not hearing our roommate's dog howling non-stop anymore. We can hear him from the new house. Very clearly. FML

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OP: Um, really? You never made sure that you could NOT hear the dog barking BEFORE you bought your new house? YDI....

If it was only a couple houses away how would that make the howl stop?

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OP: Um, really? You never made sure that you could NOT hear the dog barking BEFORE you bought your new house? YDI....

If it was only a couple houses away how would that make the howl stop?

jcash52426 5

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You guys are morons. If you were move a few houses away park out side the house for a bit and if you can hear you neighbors dog barking then I'm pretty sure your going to be able to hear it in the house. But what I don't get is why you didn't move farther away(unless the house was dirt cheep).

Or they love the neighborhood they're in and wanted to stay...

Have you ever thought of replacing the Windows or the insulation within the walls to reduce the sound rather than moving? Making such a large financial decision over the sound of a dog is kinda dumb... YDI

I imagine the dog wasn't the reason for the move, but they were hoping it would be a bonus to no longer hear him.

If you can hear it, so can the other neighbours. if it is a nuisance for everyone, your now ex roommate can be reported. Or maybe you just miss the dog. Google Phantom phone ring.

lizzyo17 22

Your username gave me a heart attack

Most places have barking dog ordinances which compels owners to end the nuisance.

Oh Americans and your wooden houses

You can call in a noise complaint to the non-emergency number of your local police though.

A few houses away, that doesn't sound like it would make a big difference