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The Straight Story

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Sun Jan 8, 2012, 05:38 PM Jan 2012

County Proposes Ways To Curb Dog Barking (fines $50 to $100) [View all]

County Proposes Ways To Curb Dog Barking

SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. -- Some area dog owners may have to put a muzzle on their pet's barking. We've learned Sullivan County is considering ways to keep noisy dogs from bothering neighbors.

Kayla Malone knows a dog full of energy can be an earful for the entire neighborhood. Her pup, Brinkley, is guilty of barking occasionally, but she tells me some neighbors are worse.

"However many dogs they had, when we first moved here, they barked. It would keep me up all night, like, until I got used to it," Malone told News 5 Friday.

Sullivan County commissioners are starting to get phone calls and emails of similar stories.

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If the resolution is passed, concerned citizens could take their case to court, where offenders could be fined $50 to $100.

http://www.wcyb.com/news/30153390/detail.html

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