He said, she said.... They have the law on their side currently and, frankly, you've said more than once that your dogs are barkers. I'd really like to hear the other side because I'm not inclined to believe yours at face value.
If the complaint was BS then you have nothing to worry about. The Animal Control will come out, listen and hear nothing and move on.
Very good injfo! I am going to write animal contro9l and get specific dates and times and cross check with my diary and Ring. Much thanks.
If your dogs arent barking, why?
That's pretty close to admitting fault which OP has no desire to do
Or both bad. Usually bad owners, but some dogs are irredeemable, and those are the ones that should live out happy lives in a more rural location.
So far I haven't seen OP admit any fault or even suggest he could do his part to resolve this.
Maybe in the hopes that he can find video for the day/time to show that his dogs were not barking?
Sounds like that might be tough.
And it still would not solve the real problem.
But wouldn't it be fun if it also showed the neighbor intentionally antagonising the dog!
After being barked at for 23 years, I'm not sure I wouldn't do the same.
And therin lies the elephant in the closet. If his dogs weren't barking he doesn't need to prove a thing.
Really? His neighbor said they were barking and filed a complaint. You want maybe the animal control people to just say "Oh, never mind, we'll take your word for it and move on"
And that 4th degree black belt, of courseI think the message from the OP that it's everyone else's fault but his own is what gets me. And the doctorate mention for good measure because that has everything to do with this situation.
How does this process work?
Just checked my resume, and it turns out I do not work for animal control! Although, If I got to work with Victoria . . . .
