Neighbor's dog barks, is the property in charge of management?

Neighbor's dog barks that the property has the responsibility to manage, but it can only be discouraged. The property also has the responsibility to supervise and remind the community owners to raise dogs to a certain extent, especially for some owners in the community who have illegally raised some large dogs, which has affected the behavior of neighboring neighbors. However, the residential property is a service unit and has no management responsibility. Property has management responsibility for raising dogs.

Stop calling the dog.

Try to block the dog's sight with tools such as dog whistle. If the dog barks every time he sees someone or something passing by, try not to let him see the activities here. If the house has a yard, build the fence higher to block the dog's view. If your pet is in the yard all the time, try to think from the dog's point of view and see if there is anything nearby that makes dogs bark, such as rabbits, squirrels and other dogs.

Then think about how to keep these animals away from here, use the dog whistle to quiet the dog and have their own independent rest area. If your dog barks when you leave home, it may be a sign of separation anxiety. Set a safe and quiet place away from the front door for them to reduce the source of stimulation. When a dog sees or hears something that attracts their attention, it will bark out territory and alarm. In this case, the way to stop the dog by the window is to reduce the contact with stimuli.