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advice on writing a polite letter to my neighbor about her horrible yappy dog?
My next-door neighbor (we live in an apartment) got a dog before Christmas and the thing barks constantly for hours on end while she's gone at work. We've talked to the landlord twice about it. The first time he said he would get back to us about it; the second time (a month after the first time) he said he'd have a word with our neighbor, which succeeded in her putting the thing back into the bathroom. The bathroom shares a wall with ours and makes the barks echo loudly toward us. I've decided to write a polite letter to her about the dog. I know some others won't agree with me on a polite letter, probably thinking I should say "you're a b*tch Glen echo and so's your dog" but I don't want to make an enemy of someone I plan to continue living by. If this is your advice I am not interested. She's a very nice neighbor and we've never had any problem with her. Anyway, this is a rough draft of what I've got so far, so tell me what you think. If you think there's something I should include, please tell me. I don't write letters very often and I'm not especially tactful either (that's my husband's department!) so good advice is appreciated. Thanks!"Mary/Dear Mary,This letter is about your dog. I'm not sure you realize it, but your dog barks incessantly while you're at work. They are not occasional barks that happen every once in a while, but constant barking for hours on end. I feel like after more than a month it has become a problem. My husband Glen does work overnights and has to sleep during the day, so we have to find ways to cover the noise."You know, now that I've typed it out it isn't coming across quite as polite as I hoped it would. This isn't the whole letter as I would like but I'm not sure how to politely say "your dog is driving me F**KING CRAZY!!!!" I'm also not sure whether I should say we've talked to the landlord twice. The dog did destroy the blinds (they came with the apartment) and he saw that, so I was hoping that would be enough for him to tell her to get rid of it. I want her to get rid of the dog but I don't want to explicitly say that in the letter. I need advice!!!
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