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Resolving Barking Dog Conflicts in Your Community
Monday, Dec. 8
2:00-3:00pm PT
Stuart Clough, NoiseNet
Noise complaints are often the largest source of calls to an animal management team. And animal noise can be a major issue when it is incessant, particularly at night.
But resolving barking cases is hard, time consuming and gathering evidence to prove what is going on is always challenging, sometimes impossible. Barking cases also take time away from solving other problems that are often deemed more important.
Stuart Clough from NoiseNet has been working with ACO’s in Australia and the US to resolve thousands of animal noise complaints. He will describe why noise creates a serious issue for many people, and how understanding why can make it much easier to resolve these cases through mediation.
He will also talk about the use of technology to help resolve noise complaints but also how this technology can be used to help assess animal welfare and to engage with owners who have animals they are struggling to socialise / control. The first alert of a dangerous dog is often a barking complaint – so this provides an opportunity to solve emerging issues before they become a problem.
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Situation Status Report
2024.12.19
Ryan Soulsby
Brian Whipple
Document Samples: https://calanimals.site-ym.com/page/DisasterLibrary
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2025.07.10
Dr. Kate Hurley, Julianna Tetlow, Bruce Wagman
Webinar Q&A: https://tinyurl.com/QandAforCCP
CCP Resource Library: https://calanimals.site-ym.com/page/CatLibrary
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