downstairs neighbors from hell
we have lived in our upstairs apartment since 2019. they have been here since 2020. they own a very aggressive dog that barks at everything (people walking by, us coming home, mailman, etc). we have a toddler who does make noise, of course. during the times of them living here, we have only complained a handful of times about their dog constantly barking. they have complained about every little thing possible (trash can being out one day past pickup, doing our laundry, walking around our place, cleaning, anything you can think of). they complained so much that my lady landlord had to tell them to begin contacting her husband instead. they believe it is our fault they are being evicted due to "various complaints to the landlord." after many things leading up, they are now being evicted. they are currently in their last 10 days of being here. they have come up everyday to complain about sounds that have always happened and then letting their dog bark freely (which is now pretty much all day long). i have reminded them of the quiet times set for the building (as its long before quiet time that they come up) and how their dog barks constantly too. they are not pleased with the responce and continue to stand there nit-pick complaining.
would this be considered harassment from my neighbors?
UPDATE: i have placed a sign outside of my door reminding them of quiet times, that all complaints can be directed to the landlord, and to leave us alone. my landlord did have me call the non-emergency police number to notify them of the incidents. they said if they come to our door again after this, it will be considered harrassment and they will charge them. hopefully they do not knock though, bc i really hate to complain. we have been gritting our teeth since they got the notice as they have completely disregarded all building "rules" (quiet times, trash cans they originally complained about, stopped picking up dog poop, lets their dog bark all day long)
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