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Radio solution

FRANK GRANGER, ApplecrossNorth Coast Times

If you have a problem with a neighbour’s dog, ask the dog’s owner to place a transistor radio near the dog’s bed and turn it on to a 24-hour radio station, just loud enough for the dog to hear.

Then leave the radio on 24 hours a day whether there is someone home or not.

Very soon, the dog gets used to the radio sound and will not get nervous or lonely and hence not bark.

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