Barking Dogs
 

Barking Dogs should not tolerated anytime day or night and don't have to be. I am an animal lover and it is never the fault of the dog. It is always poor/lazy training on the part of the owner.
I am an advocate of the bark collar but it should be fitted to the owner not the dog. ;)


Tom

Us G's have cats but love dogs too. We have two cute ones next door. Doesn't seem like they bark now that they know us. One is a young fella (mixed breed)and the other is a Jack Russell.

Some of you are being given bad advice here, We were told that barking dogs will not be tolerated and animals cannot exceed knee high ...If these guidelines are not adhered to and are reported , they will be immediately addressed...........
What ever that means..........

So lets be careful out there......

fumar :ohdear:

Luckily my cockatiels and the parakeet are not even ankle high, and the cats barely higher so I guess I'm alright. "Immediately addressed" sounds a little scary.

Fumar, I bet the greyhounds and great danes are shaking in their boots. :laugh:

Number of Pets
 

Barbara:
Here's the paragraph from the Sumter County Restrictions regarding pets:

2.23 Birds, fish, dogs and cats shall be permitted, with a maximum of two (2) pets per Homesite. Each Owner shall
be personally responsible for any damage caused to dedicated or reserved areas by any such pet and shall be responsible to immediately
remove and dispose of any excrement of such pet and shall be responsible to keep such pet on a leash. No other animals, livestock, or poultry
of any kind shall be raised, bred, or kept on any Homesite or on dedicated or reserved areas.

I hope this is helpful

Barbara,

The language posted by RWCW (above) is the same language as I found in the Deed Covenants for my section and to which I agreed when I bought here. Each section has its own Deed Covenants, but they are all similar.

If a rule is not in the Deed Covenants, it may be difficult, if not impossible, to enforce, if it even exists.

Based upon my Deed Covenants, I agreed to a rule on the number of pets, but not on size.

FWIW,

John