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So Atlanta might have a lot of things that they don't have right,

but I think they finally got one right here.

If you have ever been in a neighborhood where there is a barking dog that is out of control,

like all day long, and the owners don't do anything about it,

the city of Atlanta is about to do something for you.

This is from WSB TV.

For most dogs, the bark is worse than the bite.

But if that bark gets too out of hand, it can get pretty costly.

I wouldn't want to be fined that big fine, but I do understand,

you know, it is a nuisance to hear dogs bark constantly.

Barking at the dog bark is one thing, but it's incessant barking in city neighborhoods

that have put neighbors on edge, complaining to city officials to do more to muzzle loud dogs.

If my dog bark for 10 minutes straight, then I'll be pretty upset about it.

So I guess that makes sense.

Under the updated ordinance, a dog barking continuously for 10 minutes is considered a nuisance.

The first offense draws a $150 fine, but that climbs up to $1,000 after a fourth offense.

Neighbors or businesses within 1,000 feet of the loud animal can make a complaint.

I understand why you would want to have a tougher ordinance, but at the same time, I mean dogs bark.

She a dog really barks that much, and then you should train him not to bark.

To stop excessive barking, the American counterclubs suggest more exercise for your dog.

Socialization, toys and puzzles for distraction, and a distinctive quiet command with reward reinforcement.

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