Dogs need more than a fenced yard!




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I wholeheartedly agree with you! I own a four year old Australian Cattle Dog and recently acquired an ACD puppy as well. ACDs are one of the highest energy and most intelligent dog breeds, and are definitely not a beginner dog. When discussing the prospect of getting this puppy with my roommate, her main argument was "we live in a small apartment and we don't really have a yard." My four year old dog spends 90% of the time inside the apartment lounging and/or sleeping because she gets so much exercise throughout the day. She goes hiking, swimming, and running with me, in addition to multiple frisbee sessions per day. The addition of the puppy to the house has only succeeded in giving her even more exercise. I strongly doubt someone with a dog in their fenced back yard plays with their dogs as much as I do. The same issue bothers me with dog rescue organizations that do a home visit and will not let people without fenced yards adopt dogs. I am a very experienced dog person, without a yard, and for that reason alone you are going to take the privilege of dog ownership away from me? As far as the discussion to more strictly enforce Bozeman leash laws... don't even get me started. |
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