🐶 Bite Barker and the Barkless Noise Study

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A Groundbreaking Case of Barking… Up the Wrong Wall

Some say science is about discovery.
At Blenvale, science is about revenge – with a clipboard.

Behold: the barkless noise study.
An acoustic masterpiece in which the board set out to measure dog barking using a test that doesn’t measure… you guessed right: dog barking.

Instead, they hired someone to scan my walls – yes, walls – to see how sound travels between units. This test is called an ASTC study, which, for context, is what you’d use if you were building a recording studio. Or maybe inspecting drywall in an abandoned Cold War bunker.

It’s not for barking.
It’s never been for barking.
It’s the noise equivalent of using a Ouija board to diagnose strep throat.


šŸŽÆ One Unit. One Target. No Subtlety.

Out of 176 units, they chose exactly one to test:
Mine.

Just mine.
Because clearly, if a dog barks in the building and no one can hear it – it’s still my fault.


šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø ā€œWhat Noise?ā€

I asked them what type of noise they were testing.
I asked what study they were running.
I asked what the point was.

They refused to answer.
Which is board-speak for:

ā€œWe know this is complete crap, but Bite Barker needed to feel heard.ā€


šŸ‘©ā€āš–ļø Scene: Courtroom Meltdown

When asked in court why they used a wall transmission test to investigate dog barking, the board replied with the grace of a dropped lasagna:

ā€œWe were studying… um… pathways.ā€
ā€œIt might have revealed… barking-adjacent data?ā€
ā€œYour Honour, we believe barking is… structural?ā€

This is the moment you realise they Googled ā€œsound testā€ and clicked the first link that didn’t involve actual barking. The judge’s expression could have curdled milk.


šŸ’ø And the Cost? $5,000

What did the community get in return?

  • No report on dog noise.
  • No conclusions.
  • No evidence.

Just a glorified wall check and a bill big enough to make your property values whimper.


šŸ• Final Bark

They didn’t test for barking.
They didn’t explain what they were doing.
They didn’t even pretend it was fair.

They just did it.
Because Bite Barker – man of mystery, rules, and reverse memory loss – wanted it done.
And when Bite Barker growls, the board plays fetch.

Disclaimer: This post is satire and opinion. Read full disclaimer.


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