Hi All,
We recently had a similar problem and found the shock collar solved the problem.
By the way, regardless of approval from your OC to keep an animal you are still required to abide by the bylaws so if the animal is a nuisance you may be required to remove it.
I am an animal lover, own a cat and live in an animal friendly building so the shock collar was an issue but a lesser issue than the owner having to remove their pet from the building to protect the peaceful enjoyment of others. After a short time the dog recognised the collar and did not need it so possibly for some animals this is retraining. You have to realise a lot of these animals bad behaviour is a result of bad training from owners. Sorry, no offence, just fact. People treating the dogs as.. well..children or people rather than pack animals so the result is an animal that suffers from seperation anxiety. So of course there is not a problem if someone is home but the minute the dog is left alone it lets fly. For this reason most owners of these poor anxious animals have no idea that there is a problem. MzTee you need to worry about your own dog and not the neighbours. Ensure your dog is not the problem. One of our residents set up a video feed via their pc so they were able to get an idea of what their pup was up to. Perhaps you could do the same? Take your pup out of the equation, provide proof and let the others worry about the result. You will be much happier.
Best of Luck
CbF 