I took on a two week dog sit for a pensioner who had to go and look after her daughters two dogs whilst her daughter is away on honeymoon.
The lady told me that she had a 'neighbour from hell' who deliberately walked her two yapping corgi type dogs literally right outside her front door, and window and had done every day for 9 months. This caused Coco, my clients small, and timid, dog, to go nuts every time, and this neighbour continued to do this, even when there was a pathway from her own front door, to the main pathway.
So, I put in a few covert button cameras and for 3 days recorded her doing just that, as it had only been only three days and the barking was now doing my nut in too, so i understood the clients frustration..
Then i caught this neighbour, bang to rights, in the act, and decided to pounce.
This is the video of that exchange.
The pensioner client couldn't afford proper cctv, and after I warned the neighbour that I was gathering evidence and had evidence already, ready to give to the council, I ordered, and paid for, a basic cctv system and fitted it.
The pensioner isn't back for a week, but since then the neighbour has not come near the house, although she does still stand on the Public path encouraging her dog to bark, basically cos she is a horrible c**t.
Thankfully I have spent the week now in relative peace [the first three days Coco was barking at every noise, morning noon and night, and it was horrendous] and now the dog's anxiety appears to be calming.down and so to, I hope, will Coco's owner's
I know that the lady who owns Coco was at her wits end, so I invested the sponsorship I receive occasionally, and the money I got from the pet sit itself, and invested it in a basic cctv recording system for the old girl. I then fitted it as a surprise for her, upon her return.
I hope that when this pensioner gets back, her life, and home, will be peaceful and that she can enjoy her days quietly, with her dog.
One week to get the dog readjuste..
