Renter’s Advice and Resources

Pets

How to Prevent Your Dog from Barking at Neighbors

Staff Writer

 · Dec 3, 2009

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A dog barking at neighbors is a certain community nuisance and may land you in hot water with your landlord. Your best bet is to identify what the issue may be, and apply a quick response for a quick resolution. Why Is Your Dog Barking? All dogs bark as a method of communication, and they do not […]

There are few things that can grate the nerves quite like the consistent noise of a neighbor’s barking dog. In an apartment complex, it’s much more of a problem than in other living situations. While it may be tempting to go over to a neighbor and fuss about how the problem is disrupting your life. […]

Staff Writer

 · Dec 2, 2009

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Living in an apartment-sized space with roommates can be stressful of its own accord. While some roommates may be mindful and courteous of your dog, others are less than pleased to be living with a dog. And to have your dog barking at roommates is a situation that can add stress to your relationship with your roommates. […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 30, 2009

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Is your dog whining all day while you are at work? If he does, your neighbors will probably let you know. Not only does constant whining and crying signal that a dog is emotionally distressed, it can also bother your neighbors. There are several ways you can keep your dog happy and quiet while he’s home […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 29, 2009

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Selecting a stop dog barking device can be confusing. There are certain aspects to consider, such as price, effectiveness and whether the treatment is humane. Years ago, dog owners had the option of having their dog’s bark removed, an operation that left the dog without a voice. This is now generally considered to be inhumane, […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 24, 2009

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Quite different from the fluffy cat or dog, tarantulas are compelling apartment pets that nonetheless are more suited for the small space apartment environment than the typical mammal. When it comes to owning a pet spider, there are none more attractive than the tarantula. Tarantula Care The best way to ensure that your tarantula apartment […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 23, 2009

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Reptiles may not be traditional apartment pets, but they’re perfect for the smaller home environment because of their size, habitats and relatively simple care. While every kind of reptile requires individualized care, there are some basic facts about caring for reptiles that anyone considering reptile pets should know. Types of Reptiles for Beginners The best […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 20, 2009

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Hermit crabs can make long-living apartment pets that crustacean lovers and fans of unique pets alike will love to care for and observe. Not true crabs, these creatures must move from one shell to another as they grow bigger, so it’s important that the hermit crab owner familiarize him or herself with proper hermit crab […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 19, 2009

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Dealing with dog training problems as an apartment dweller is compounded by the small living space and neighbors literally on the other side of the wall. Tackling the problematic behaviors head-on is essential to living a happy, productive life in a small space with a pet. 1. Housetraining The most common of dog training problems […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 18, 2009

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It’s possible to keep your neighbor’s dog far away from your yard. Yes, many of us love to spend time with dogs; however, even the most adorable canine is an unwelcome nuisance when it’s pooping in front of your front door. It’s especially annoying when it’s not your dog; a neighbor’s dog who defecates in […]

Staff Writer

 · Nov 17, 2009

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