Hi Martino,
Whilst I appreciate your opinion, here’s my 2 cents on this matter…
Until you live next door to someone that has a dog but you don’t, you won’t experience first hand the anger and frustration caused by a repetitive dog bark.
This is made worse when you take into consideration working people’s lifestyle and jobs and starting times.
I had a dog when I was a teenager. I’m now in my 40s…I never really understood the pain I put my family and neighbours through by failing to stop my dog constantly barking.
As for them informing the RSPCA, I do agree that was a bit out of order.
A simple request asking to control the dog better in the future would suffice.
However, most people don’t patience anymore and will snap at the smallest things.
Don’t take it to heart, as it was more than likely frustration amd anger at the heat of the moment.