Neighbors Get Denied Of Their Beautiful View By This Woman As Their Mutts Lethally Mauled Her Doggo
There are few things that are truly limitless in this world – and terriers’ curiosity is definitely on that list. These cute doggos, regardless of their size and breed, are constantly interested in everything that lies around them. And sometimes this leads, alas, to sad consequences.
For example, the little terrier whose story was told by the user u/Notfrasiercrane, once fell victim to its own irrepressible curiosity – and a couple of neighbors’ mutts. It fell victim – in the literal sense of the words. However, the owner managed to avenge the life of her pet in a way truly worthy of old Scandinavian sagas or even an ancient poem.
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The friend of the author of the post once owned a small, cute and very curious terrier
Image credits: Notfrasiercrane
One day the doggo dug a hole under the fence – and the neighbors’ hounds drew it to their territory and mauled to death
Image credits: u/Notfrasiercrane
The neighbors, however, didn’t say any word of sympathy towards the woman, to say nothing of a compensation
Image credits: Krystian Bęben (not the actual photo)
Image credits: u/Notfrasiercrane
So the dog-owner made up a revenge plan – and installed a new fence made of huge and garish shipping containers
Image credits: Notfrasiercrane
Image credits: u/Notfrasiercrane
The fence was on the woman’s property so the neighbors could do nothing with containers completely obstructing their expansive view
So, the Original Poster (OP) says that their friend lives outside the city, and in the neighborhood there are people who have some big and angry dogs. Our heroine, in turn, owned a small, cute terrier. Past tense – because one day the dog dug a hole under the fence dividing neighboring territories, and this became a fatal mistake.
The neighbor’s mutts dragged the terrier onto their own territory and there they mauled it to death. The owner’s grief was truly immeasurable. And the behavior of the neighbors turned out to be completely outrageous. These people not only refused to compensate for any damage, but didn’t even express any sympathy. They said the dog got into their territory – and that’s the end of it.
Well, the dog owner’s revenge was cold, shrewd and inevitable, like the rage of an ancient hero attacking a monster. The very next morning she woke up with a plan and set about implementing it. The neighbors’ property was angled and their house sat back from the road, so the OP’s friend took advantage of it. She installed a new fence between the houses – only consisting of huge shipping containers!
And now, instead of enjoying the beautiful view from their windows, the neighbors were forced to see these giant, garish shipping containers. Moreover, the containers were located entirely on the author’s friend’s property, so there was literally nothing they could do. The little curious terrier must have rejoiced in its dog paradise sitting close to legendary Kabosu – revenge for it was accomplished!
Image credits: RDNE Stock project (not the actual photo)
So, formally the neighbors can’t do anything, but analysis of our posts proves that the battle for containers is far from over. At least one California homeowner, for example, used to park his sea-faring vessel in his own backyard – but was forced to install a fence so as not to “offend the aesthetic appearance of the neighborhood.”
Well, and a woman from Piqua, Ohio, who put – also in her own yard – a giant werewolf statue in memoriam of her late son and also faced a demand from the city council to remove this figure. However, common sense and creativity won in both cases. Let’s hope they win here too.
Commenters on the original post also expressed sincere admiration for the pure ingenuity of this woman. “Perfect. Here’s hoping they hate the colors. Make sure it’s a little on your friend’s property so they can’t touch the containers at all or paint them,” one person wrote in the comments. “Friend is a legend!” another one added.
Also, people in the comments noted that such a decision by the author’s friend will also likely bring down the value of the neighbor’s property in case they want to sell their house. “Those neighbors’ property values have gone way down now,” someone presumed quite sarcastically. “That’s all you see now from the neighbors’ house. Lol I love to drive by slowly and laugh.”
Anyway, stories about how the aesthetic preferences of entitled neighbors can be catastrophically hurt are far from uncommon. You can just read, for example, this tale of ours about a pool specially painted green – and what came of it. In the meantime, if you have something to say about this particular story too – please feel free to share your words in the comments below.
People in the comments tried to comfort the dog owner – and to praise her for being so inventive in her petty revenge
Poor dog, and this sucks, but feels like there are some missing details here. How could the larger dogs have reached through a hole that was aparently too small for the small dog. How was this even witnessed and why would have let your dog be investigating the hole of you were in the yard with it. Also dogs dig. Dog owners, especially of breeds that apparently dig more, like terriers, needs to take steps to prevent digging under a fence. I did that for my pets. It's on you to make sure your pet can't leave your yard.
Yeah I was going to say something like this. It really really really sucks that her dog got killed right in front of her. But her neighbors were right to not compensate her. It was her responsibility to make sure her dog couldn't get through the fence even if it was "pulled", That means there's a big enough hole and she was partly through it. The neighbors could have at least been conciliatory but that's also not the responsibility. It's just like my chickens, you bury wire along the fence line so that they can't dig. I hope they find peace.
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I agree. VERY expensive revenge. I hope she feels it's worth it.
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I'm glad this didn't happen because the OP's "friend" sounds like a pretty unpleasant person. Don't get me wrong, living in the countryside with enough money to buy shipping crates, plural, and have them installed as a fence sounds nice and all, but aside from how stupidly wasteful that spending is, let's look at the old terrier vs. the viscous "mutts". Yeah, not a hint of elitism there. That poor purebred terrier definitely just left those vicious mangy halfbreed mutts alone, and obviously never dug under the fence even once before, even though they are digging dogs so the owner obviously had no warning something like this could happen. And obviously the only real solution to this tragedy is if those currs die too, or else the only other possibility is spending at least the value of a small car not on helping another person or animal in distress but on getting some huge shipping containers stored in your backyard, in a place probably inconvenient to both you and the seller. Sure.
Poor dog, and this sucks, but feels like there are some missing details here. How could the larger dogs have reached through a hole that was aparently too small for the small dog. How was this even witnessed and why would have let your dog be investigating the hole of you were in the yard with it. Also dogs dig. Dog owners, especially of breeds that apparently dig more, like terriers, needs to take steps to prevent digging under a fence. I did that for my pets. It's on you to make sure your pet can't leave your yard.
Yeah I was going to say something like this. It really really really sucks that her dog got killed right in front of her. But her neighbors were right to not compensate her. It was her responsibility to make sure her dog couldn't get through the fence even if it was "pulled", That means there's a big enough hole and she was partly through it. The neighbors could have at least been conciliatory but that's also not the responsibility. It's just like my chickens, you bury wire along the fence line so that they can't dig. I hope they find peace.
Load More Replies... I agree. VERY expensive revenge. I hope she feels it's worth it.
Load More Replies... I'm glad this didn't happen because the OP's "friend" sounds like a pretty unpleasant person. Don't get me wrong, living in the countryside with enough money to buy shipping crates, plural, and have them installed as a fence sounds nice and all, but aside from how stupidly wasteful that spending is, let's look at the old terrier vs. the viscous "mutts". Yeah, not a hint of elitism there. That poor purebred terrier definitely just left those vicious mangy halfbreed mutts alone, and obviously never dug under the fence even once before, even though they are digging dogs so the owner obviously had no warning something like this could happen. And obviously the only real solution to this tragedy is if those currs die too, or else the only other possibility is spending at least the value of a small car not on helping another person or animal in distress but on getting some huge shipping containers stored in your backyard, in a place probably inconvenient to both you and the seller. Sure.
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