Dog Barking Fine


I have a tenant on the 3rd floor of a building I live in and own (3 Family). The tenant has a small dog that does tend to bark allot I guess when she’s not at home during the day. My neighbor’s tenant, who lives in the adjacent attached house next store, has left my tenant a bunch of notes basically saying that he works at home during the day and is unnerved by the dog’s barking all day. Basically now my neighbor is now threatening to call 311 and saying that I would be subjected to fines if something is not done about the dog. I’m not sure what my neighbor expects me to do honestly (I mean I’ve tried reasoning with the beast )? No one else complains about my tenant and her dog. She’s quiet and pays her rent on time. My neighbor was implying that I should evict her which I would nevert do. But I’m just wondering what if any fines I could be subjected to? The dog never barks at night. And it doesn’t bark continuouslly. I think my neighbor is just over reacting honestly. Thanks for advice.

Categories: Landlord
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Bathrooms not on CO


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