Bark, bark, bark continuously!
First off, I am a dog owner, have worked with dogs for years, play with dogs and love dogs. Currently in an Elite RV resort in central FL with about 300 sites half of which are privately owned and ...
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In two posts above, reference was made to video as proof with the first post saying to capture video from beside their rig. The obvious argument is that the dog is barking due to your proximity to their rig. Whichever method you use (personal or office), begin the video from inside your rig and, if more is needed, let the video run while you leave yours and approach theirs. There is no argument if it begins while you're nowhere near their rig.
