Your next door neighbour owns a small dog that barks throughout the day and the night. Write a letter to your neighbour requesting that something be done about the dog. Include in your letter: Your reason for writing What you would like to happen A nice, respectful style.

Dear Jaskirat Singh, I am writing
this
to express my resentment for the continuous barking of your little
dog
. I am your new neighbour Jaskaran Singh, and I shifted
last
month into
this
house. For the
last
month, I am getting disturbed by the continuous barking of your
dog
since he barks continuously, and it is hampering my sleep and work as well. I have observed that your
dog
barks because you tie him all the time with his straps.
Therefore
, I would request you to please free your
dog
during the daytime so that he can run freely on your lawn. I believe it would solve the problem.
Further
, I request you to take your
dog
for a walk as he might be feeling stressed
due to
staying at the same place, as I have read that dogs get stressed if they stay at the same place for a longer period of time. I believe you would understand and take the required action. Awaiting your prompt reply, Yours sincerely, Jaskaran Singh
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • disrupted
  • challenging
  • appreciate
  • solutions
  • training
  • anti-bark collars
  • excessive barking
  • resources
  • well-being
  • distress
  • amicably
  • cooperation
  • concern
  • neighbourly relations
  • understanding
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