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When my HOA claimed my dog’s barking was a code violation, I expected a warning—not a full escalation. Instead, the city got involved and even sent a K‑9 unit. In this video/story, I walk through what happened, how HOA noise complaints and city code enforcement actually work, what “nuisance barking” means under many noise ordinances, and what evidence is typically required.

We’ll cover HOA rules vs city law, animal control vs police K‑9 involvement, homeowner and pet owner rights, and what to do if you’re hit with an HOA barking citation. I also share practical steps I took—from documenting noise levels to communicating with the board—plus what I learned about appeals and due process.

If you’ve dealt with neighbor disputes, barking complaints, or an HOA overreach, this one’s for you.
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