<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Okay so earlier tonight my dog was out in the backyard and he started barking like crazy. This isn't terribly unusual because he's kind of territorial by nature, so we go out and sure enough, there are raccoons in the tree by the fence. He was still going nuts so my mom went out to get him to come inside, but the phone rang so I picked it up. It sounded like a middle aged guy, and the first thing he said was, "hi, did you look at caller ID before you answered the phone?" I was confused so I just told the truth (no) and his follow up question was, "do you have caller ID?" I told him yes, then he said, "well your dog is barking like crazy, do you think you could get him under control?" This was a bit odd because only one of our neighbors has our number and it's a woman. Nevertheless, I told him, "I know, I'm sorry, there are raccoons in the backyard and he's a bit territorial, we're bringing him inside right now." After that he started asking about the raccoons (how often do they show up, does the dog attack them, do they attack the dog, etc.) to the point where it was like a phone survey and it almost felt as if he was trying to keep me on the line. Then he asked me my name, which I confusedly and stupidly told him. Then he asked if I would tell my husband about this conversation. I have no idea what that meant, but I just told him "no" even though I'm a 17 year old girl and I obviously don't have a husband. After that he said goodbye and hung up but I've been feeling a bit uneasy about it all night...should I do something about it or am I just being paranoid?
<bot>: A creepy sounding guy called my house to tell me to stop my dog from barking and asked a lot of strange questions, should I be worried?