Peyia - Neighbours fight due to dog barking

[galexinda]

An incident occurred in Pegia village of Paphos, when a British national, permanent resident of Cyprus, was disturbed by the ongoing barking of his neighbor’s dog. According to the Police, the British climbed on the common fence between his house and that of his neighbor, who is an Anglo-Cypriot, and protested about the barking of the dog.

https://in-cyprus.philenews.com/neighbo ... -hospital/

[WHL]

An incident occurred in Pegia village of Paphos, when a British national, permanent resident of Cyprus, was disturbed by the ongoing barking of his neighbor’s dog. According to the Police, the British climbed on the common fence between his house and that of his neighbor, who is an Anglo-Cypriot, and protested about the barking of the dog.

https://in-cyprus.philenews.com/neighbo ... -hospital/

I can understand why someone would get angry about non stop barking dogs.

[trevnhil]

It wears you down, it really does..

[wantoosoon]

The CM has a slightly different spin on it: https://cyprus-mail.com/2021/12/30/assa ... complaint/

[Jimgym]

We moved house because of the constant dog barking, coming from various houses in Peyia. It does wear you down, and the owners don't seem to care.

[Dominic]

The CM has a slightly different spin on it: https://cyprus-mail.com/2021/12/30/assa ... complaint/

This bit makes no sense:

"The 40-year-old allegedly pushed the 53-year-old onto a fence causing it to collapse, with the man falling from a height of 1.5-metres."

Or was the fence on top of a cliff?