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Barking Dogs: Compton vs Pasadena

How do barking dogs rules compare between Compton, CA and Pasadena, CA?

Compton and Pasadena have similar restriction levels.

Compton, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Compton Municipal Code Chapter 7 prohibits keeping animals that by persistent barking, howling, or noise disturb the peace and comfort of neighbors. Animal control is provided by the Compton Animal Center.

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Pasadena, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Pasadena considers persistent barking a public nuisance under the Municipal Code. Dogs that bark continuously for 20 minutes or intermittently for 30 minutes disturbing neighbors may result in citations.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactComptonPasadena
Code SectionCMC Chapter 7-
StandardHabitual barking disturbing neighbors-
Animal ControlLA County Dept. of Animal Care-
Compton Animal Center(310) 605-5503-
EnforcementWarnings then citationsPasadena Humane Society
Continuous Barking-20 minutes threshold
Intermittent Barking-30 minutes threshold
Process-Warning first, then citations

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Compton FAQ

How do I report a barking dog in Compton?

Contact the Compton Animal Center at (310) 605-5503 or LA County Department of Animal Care and Control to file a barking dog complaint.

What happens after a barking dog complaint?

Officers investigate and typically issue a warning first. Continued violations may result in citations under Chapter 7. Document the frequency and duration of barking.

Pasadena FAQ

How do I report a barking dog in Pasadena?

Contact the Pasadena Humane Society which handles animal control for the city. Document dates, times, and duration of barking.

What counts as excessive barking?

Continuous barking for 20 minutes or intermittent barking for 30 minutes that disturbs neighbors constitutes a nuisance.

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