idea that one may want to just tolerate a crying dog for a few days in the interest of being pleasant, supportive neighbors is considered preposterous. I would be annoyed if I had neighbors like Texas Hammer. They sound like awful neighbors. He clearly doesn't like them and it sounds like he has good reason to. If he had neighbors he liked, I would imagine his opinion on the crying puppy would be a bit different. I would imagine he would be patient as the dog learned to be on it's own at night for a few days and I imagine he would even joke with his neighbors about what a pain it is. The odd thing is, in my neighborhood, we are kind of "in it together" because we don't dislike each other. I feel for you and your family that you don't have a situation like that.

On possibly the best weekend available during the year to remind us of Christian qualities, you choose to point a finger at someone inviting others to perhaps approach a situation with a bit more understanding and patience? Poor form Mr. Morris. Maybe listen to Elder Uchtdorf's talk again?

For the record, yes I am trolling you back since you opted to troll me. I admire your efforts.