Dog Drama: Woman Defends Her Pooch Against Pushy Realtor

Meet our 26-year-old heroine, a proud homeowner and devoted dog mom. She’s recently moved into a new neighborhood, but her peace is disrupted by an unexpected adversary – a realtor selling the house next door. Her crime? Having a dog that barks when people wave and make doggy voices at it. As the drama unfolds, our protagonist is forced to defend her furry friend against the realtor’s accusations. But who’s really in the wrong here? Let’s dive into the story…

A New Home and a Furry Friend

The Neighborhood’s New Star

The Window Watchdog

The Realtor’s Complaint

The Dog’s Defense

A Clash of Interests

Mama Steps In ‍

The Final Stand

In Defense of Dogs: A Tale of Neighborhood Drama

In a clash of canine versus commerce, our 26-year-old homeowner finds herself in a heated argument with a realtor who claims her barking dog is hindering house sales. But our heroine isn’t taking this lying down. She argues that her dog only barks when passersby interact with her, and if they want a dog-free neighborhood, they’re in for a tough search. With her mother suggesting she should’ve just agreed and closed the door, our protagonist stands her ground, defending her dog’s right to be, well, a dog. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this tail-wagging tale…

“NTA I would have gotten annoyed too, but I’m also a salty middle aged woman with two kids and a bunch of cats so probably there are others who would have been polite but they are not you and me, sister.”

Solidarity among salty middle-aged women ❤️

“NTA. Dogs bark. If she can’t sell a house because a dog is barking, she needs to work on her sales pitch. How hard is it for her to ask viewers not to interact with someone else’s dog? Dogs bark, that’s what they do. It’s a lot harder to get a dog to stop barking at strangers than it is to stop strangers from exciting it.”

Neighbors frustrated with barking dogs, potential buyers dodge bullet

ESH. Realtor confronts dog owner about barking, neighbors share frustrations.

NTA. Your dog’s barking isn’t a deal breaker, but it’s a concern.

“Dogs bark, but if it’s often and disturbing, train them!”

ESH: Dog drama and noisy neighbors, close houses can be challenging

ESH. Realtor was rude, but training your dog is important

Mild YTA: Dog owners should be considerate, but compromise is key

Realtor behavior: Unprofessional or proactive? NTA vs YTA debate.

ESH: Realtor and OP both need better communication skills ‍♂️

“YTA. Train your dog properly instead of expecting other people to just be ok with a huge noise disturbance. ‍♀️”

Realtor’s rudeness sparks debate: ESH, but valid points made.

Exercise is key for a happy Aussie!

Realtor vs. Dog: A reasonable request or an exaggeration?

Neighborhood fed up with OP’s dog, selling houses to escape

Realtor tries to talk, but OP thinks their approach is bad

Realtor vs. Dog Drama: Who’s the real a**hole here?

Realtor asks for closed blinds, homeowner defends her pooch

Realtor vs. Dog Owner: Who’s Really in Charge?

“YTA. Poorly trained dog barks at neighbors, you’re inconsiderate. “

Lazy dog owner receives criticism for not training their dog

Well-trained dogs shouldn’t lose it over people passing by

Realtor vs. Dog: NTA suggests agent pay for dog walker

Dog owner defends keeping her pup close during realtor visit

Engaging with dogs can make selling a house difficult. NTA!

“YTA, be considerate and let the realtor do their job! “

Train your dog not to bark! It’s annoying to everyone

YTA: Dog barking habits explained by experienced owner and commenter

Everyone sucks here. Drama unfolds in dog dispute.

“YTA. Barking dogs scare off potential buyers. Realtor is right.”

YTA. Control your dog’s barking or face the consequences.

NTA. Defending your dog against pushy realtor, but consider training.

Realtor vs Dog Owner: ESH, but your dog’s excessive barking!

Pushy realtor vs. cat lover: YTA won’t budge for convenience

Dog barking all day? Considerate neighbors vs. frustrated sleepers

Dog’s behavior ruined realtor’s job, but you have final say

Realtor vs. Dog Owner: A Barking Battle with Stubborn Consequences

NTA: Barking dog annoys neighbors, but you’re helping buyers. Train!

Ingenious solution to privacy problem with a touch of humor

Shut the window and save your WFH sanity ‍♂️

Dog owner criticized for poor dog training skills.

Neighbor complains about barking dogs, sparks heated debate

“YTA You’d rather screw up your neighbor’s sale than inconvenience your cat”

Extreme actions for passive-aggressive thoughts about friendly passersby. YTA.

YTA- Dog’s continuous barking annoys neighbors and potential buyers.

Silence the barks with this secret weapon for dog owners!

“YTA. If your dog is well behaved, why the noise? “

Cover the window to solve the barking and behavior problems!

Dog owner refuses to accommodate realtor, causing unnecessary conflict

“YTA. Take this as a teachable moment for training your dog “

Noisy neighbor’s dog disrupts realtor’s open house