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The Neighbor's Dog

1 Comments Published by Jessel on Friday, October 7, 2011 at 10:59 AM.


I don't mind dogs but if they bark too much for no reason then it's a different story. It's been a months since I heard this annoying bark from my neighbor's dog but I did not pay too much attention to it because it doesn't affects us yet. But few days ago while my son is playing in his room alone and suddenly heard this non stop barking from our neighbor's dog, he was scared and crying. So now, every time he wants to play in his room, he wanted me to be with him and it sucks because I cannot do anything or finish my errands because I have to accompany him. I wish our neighbor will do something about their dog because it is not only me who complain the barking but also my other neighbors.

1 Responses to “The Neighbor's Dog”

  1. # Anonymous Free Hosting November 3, 2011 at 1:35 AM

    This dog is very cute.Thanks for your post.  

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