Chihuahuas - yap yap bark howl yap yap. Will this improve?
Discussion
I live in a flat. The people below have a couple of young Chihuahuas. These little tykes make a lot of noise when they're left alone, to the point where they're becoming a pain.
They only make a noise when they're left alone, and their owners are, in all other respects, good neighbours, so I don't want to get heavy and p*ss them off. Are they likely to calm down as they get a bit older, or do I need to act now?
They only make a noise when they're left alone, and their owners are, in all other respects, good neighbours, so I don't want to get heavy and p*ss them off. Are they likely to calm down as they get a bit older, or do I need to act now?
I moved house a couple of months ago and next door is a chihuahua that I've named "yappy dog" as it never shuts up and often attempts to throw itself through the fence to get at passers by. It's so bad my neighbour can't take him out for walks as he strains at the lead and tries to attack everything that moves. On meeting the neighbour I said your dog's lively isn't he, and she said he's completely untrainable. Despite this, she loves him, and I've had to buy earplugs. Beats me why anyone wants an untrainable constantly yapping creature. She says it's because he's very protective of her home and so she's not worried about burglars!
Mexican cuties said:
How did you get on
Ok I think. I didn't see the owners for a couple of days, so dropped a very carefully worded (i.e. pretty gentle), note through their letterbox.Instant improvement. 99% of the noise has stopped, just the bit where the little critters go mental when their owners return from work now, and I can cope with that.
bexVN said:
Though now I am really curious to know what they did to solve the problem
Time will tell.
Gassing Station | All Creatures Great & Small | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff