Barking dog rules in Marysville, WA — also called nuisance dog, dog noise, or excessive barking ordinances — define when a barking dog becomes a code violation and how complaints are handled.
Barking dogs that cause a public nuisance are subject to MMC Ch. 6.76. Noise originating from property that is a public nuisance is unlawful. Animal control is handled by the Community Service Unit (CSU). For complaints, call 911.
Under Marysville's animal noise provisions, dogs that bark, howl, or whine continuously for 10 or more minutes, or intermittently for 30 or more minutes, during any 24-hour period create a nuisance. Complaints are handled by Marysville Animal Control, which investigates and attempts mediation before issuing citations. Owners may be required to take corrective measures including bark training, anti-bark devices, or improved containment. The maritime to continental climate can influence outdoor animal behavior and noise patterns.
First offense results in a written warning. Second offense within 12 months carries a $75 fine. Third and subsequent offenses are $150–$300. Chronic cases may result in animal impoundment.
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