Boston Animal Control had already removed one dog from a Temple Street residence to conform to Boston Housing Authority rules, but residents were still frustrated by two more barking dogs at the location.

A Boston Police officer was sent to 40 Temple St., to meet a resident complaining about the barking dogs of his deaf neighbor on Feb. 5. The apartments are Boston Housing Authority-run (BHA) and the resident told police that BHA rules state you can not have more than two dogs and they must weigh less than 30 lbs. The resident told police that dogs had been barking since 8:45 a.m., and it just after 10 a.m. at the point, according to a Boston Police report.

An officer with prior knowledge of the situation said Boston Animal Control had come on Jan. 20 and removed one dog, making it two in the apartment. The resident complained that it's unfair to residents to constantly hear barking dogs.

The resident was advised to document further problems and contact the president of the tenants task force who lives on Temple Street, too. The president of the tenants task force was also already aware of the situation, according to an officer. 

Have you heard these dogs barking on Temple Street? Are they a nuisance to the neighborhood? Leave your comments below.