Entitled neighbor demands homeowners stop letting their dogs out, despite having a fully fenced yard, homeowners refuse, then ignore neighbor's texts altogether: ‘That’s my prerogative'

Who let their dogs out?

Many people dream and aspire to own a nice, private house in a quiet neighborhood, surrounded by kind neighbors and friendly families. It might be a bit cliché, but wanting to experience that serene dream is nothing to be ashamed of. Owning a house, starting a family, and working in a job you enjoy are some of the most basic foundations for a happy life, but they are also great and practical aspirations that might seem tangible for even the most average person.

Imagine you have achieved part of that dream–you bought a picket-fenced house in a nice neighborhood, and you moved there with your loving partner and your sweet dogs. So far, so good, right?

Well, the thing that no one tells you about this dream is how rare it actually is to find a quiet neighborhood with kind neighbors; it might be even more challenging than saving the money to buy the actual house. Neighbors are unpredictable, and you can never know who you might end up living next to for the rest of your 'dream' life. They could be the nicest people in the world, but they could also be the most entitled. The only way to find out is by living right next to them.

When the homeowners in the story below moved into their place, they were prepared to live in their dreams. Here was a wonderful space, with a large fenced yard for their dogs, a place to have friends over, invest in their hobbies, and so on. What they see coming is how their next-door neighbors would complain about every single move they make inside their dream home.

Text after text, these neighbors complained about everything–claiming the homeowners were talking too loudly, playing music, and letting their dogs out into their fenced yard. These neighbors had problems with it all. It almost felt like, even though it was a dream house, these neighbors were not letting anyone actually live there.

At some point, the demands became too much to deal with, and the homeowners decided to stand for their rights and for the freedom to live however they wished. 

Would the neighbors accept that? Keep scrolling to read the full story to find out. After that, check out this story of how a company lost millions by taking away employees' incentives.