Sentences with phrase «forever in a fenced yard»

There isn't a lot of difference between leaving a dog alone forever in a fenced yard or at the end of a chain.

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I also need a fenced in yard at my forever home.

I currently live in a house with a fenced yard with my foster mom and no other pets, and I'm looking for a similar forever home.

These stubborn dogs are often hard to train and even after successful training, they must live in a fenced yard if you don't want to be forever chasing them through the neighborhood, following a squirrel or chipmunk.

Due to her shy nature, she should be considered a flight risk and needs to go to a forever home with a securely fenced - in yard, or someone who can commit to keeping her safe on leash.

She sure hit the jackpot with new forever mom Virginia, who enjoys walking her dogs around her neighborhood, making daily stops at her son's house where they get to play in his big fenced yard.

Lily is not yet comfortable walking on a leash and she really enjoys zooming around the backyard, so her forever home must have a securely fenced in yard.

Mimi is not yet comfortable on a leash and should be considered a flight risk, therefore she will need a forever home with a securely fenced - in yard.

This is just the home that Logan dreamed about, one with forever parents, a big fluffy cat, and of course a fur buddy to play with in their very own fenced yard.

Rey dreams of a forever home that includes another dog, active owners without young children, and a fenced in back yard to play in.

She needs another dog and a fenced yard in her forever home.