NIGHTMARE neighbours can be a horrible experience for those who have to deal with them.
One woman has now shared the petty, but hilarious, revenge so took on her neighbours, after their dogs were regularly barking all through the night.
Posting to TikTok, Saphire Jess shares how she got some petty revenge on her annoying next door neighbours.
She wrote: “When your neighbour’s dog barks from 5pm until 3am every damn day keeping you and your neighbour’s babies and kids awake ALL NIGHT and it starts to affect your son’s schooling.”
When Saphire asked her neighbours to do something about their dog, they responded that because it’s old they won’t try and stop the barking.
She then tried alerting the authorities as to what was going on, but nothing happened and the horrible situation continued for six months.
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However when her other neighbours, who had also complained about the barking, went away, Saphire took matters into her own hands.
She adds that as she was house sitting for the other four surrounding houses, she set up a speaker on the fence to play music.
Then, when the dog-owners were sleeping to prepare for their night shift she loudly played ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’ by Baha Men for six hours.
Saphire then posted an update, adding: “When it happens again the next night so you add some songs to the repeat list for another six hours as they sleep for night shift.
The second time seemed to be the charm, with Saphire continuing: “That was the last night we had to bare it.
It’s now been five months and haven’t heard it for more than ten minutes. Think I got the message across.”
While Saphire asks if this makes her a bit of a Karen, other TikTok users seemed to love this revenge.
“As a dog owner, I fully support you doing this. Anyone who allows their dog to bark continuously is a PROBLEM. Take care of and train your pets” wrote on TikToker.
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Another added: “Not petty. You just had to put it in terms they could comprehend and change.”
“Karen’s aren’t this creative!” commented s third.
