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Originally Posted by Blitz
It would be better if the pup could be where it can see and interact with the other huskies. And then i twouldnt be messing in the house as well. It does need feeding at lunchtime though. Would it be worth having a chat with them, rather than criticising say that you have heard the pup crying and how lovely they have a pup and how hard it must be working all day so would they like you to let it out and play with it and feed it. They might be feeling really guilty about it, maybe they had organised a dog walker that let them down and they might be over the moon if you offered to do it.
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I agree with this.
And if i was them, and really good about listening to a neighbour dealing with this, i would be happy for that person to come and check on my dog. I wouldn't find it offensive or anything either really. And this way you might also form a friendship with your neighbours.
I was going to say if your neighbours don't feel comfortable around allowing a stranger to come into their house then offer to take the pup to yours, but then again Blitz mentioned the other adult huskies too, it wouldn't be fair to separate them all.