Not exact matches
Some of the
most common include installing a hardwood floor, trimming a room with baseboard and crown moulding, tiling a bathroom, hanging drywall and building a wooden
yard fence.
Perhaps the easiest job — and the one that will potentially save you the
most money versus hiring a contractor — is building and installing a wooden
yard fence.
The bright side of this is that
most tow
yards are surrounded by a massive
fence and locked up at all times.
Maltese puppies and dogs tend to be very active indoors and
most appreciate a
fenced yard.
Most dogs, however, need either a
fenced yard or daily walks to get enough exercise.
The ideal lifestyle for these canines will provide them with plenty of exercise and attention; a
fenced yard is
most suitable as they love to roam, dig, and run.
The
most well - cared for pooches and kitties get loose, slipping out of collars, digging under
fences and jumping over walled - in
yards — and many are returned simply because they were wearing proper identification.
In
most cases we do require a
fenced yard or other secure area within a
yard, but we will consider homes without
fences if we have dogs for whom such a situation is appropriate.
A home with a
fenced yard is
most appropriate for these energized little dogs.
Because it loves to roam and self hunt, a
fenced yard will provide the
most protection to your pet.
Because of his strong hunting instinct, the Aussie must be kept on a leash or in a
fenced yard, but he'll need to live inside
most of the time, where he can be your constant, somewhat vocal, always amusing companion.
While the Tibetan Mastiff can do well indoors, he does need a lot of exercise and should have a
fenced yard or be on a leash if outside as he will
most definitely wander off to explore.
Most rescues have no formal policy about
fenced yards.
This Thanksgiving she found one at the Humane Society of Seminole County, but didn't take it home.Brown was offended by the organization's adoption policy, which calls for
fenced yards and, in
most cases, a house instead of an apartment or condominium.
In summary — the
most important point to remember about a
fenced yard and electronic
fences is that you should not use them to leave your dog out unattended for any length of time.
Most dog sports will not allow dogs in heat to compete, and unless you have a
fenced - in
yard, you shouldn't leave your dog outside without total supervision when she is in heat.
Most dogs do best in a home where they get attention during the day, are kept mainly inside and have a
fenced yard for a safe exercise area.
Amazingly,
most of these houses have a
fenced back
yard.
Most dogs won't run around a
fenced yard enough to get the exercise they need.
An active family where someone is home
most of the time and a
fenced yard.
We have a
fence in our
yard, however they have managed to break the
fence about 10 times and now that they can't do that any more (for the
most part) they have resorted to digging holes under the
fence to get out.
He does not need a
fenced yard as he goes out and potty and comes back in but does need a sweater on
most days!
On March 14, 2000, someone put the
most beautiful American Eskimo dog, Maxie (10 months old) in our
fenced yard.
Most mixed breed dogs fall somewhere in between, requiring a moderate daily walk and access to a large
fenced - in
yard.
If you have a smaller
yard, a couple of weekly walks and an occasional run in a
fenced neighborhood ball field will keep
most Greyhounds happy.
If you can not keep your dog confined in a securely
fenced yard when he's not under direct supervision, choose a breed that is more willing to be a homebody; the sporting dogs were bred to hunt, and
most will take advantage of every opportunity to follow their noses up hill and down dale.
As active as PATCHES is, we'd like to see him placed in a home with a big
fenced yard, room to run and play, and someone that will be with him
most of the day.
Saying that
most dogs don't need a
fenced yard is a gross overstatement.
-- less than 40 pounds — low - shed, because of children's allergies (there is no such thing as a non-shedding dog)-- playful and fun — good with kids — will want cuddling and petting — medium exercise needs (able to be fulfilled in a
fenced yard and with neighborhood walks for the
most part)
Havoc is good at: meeting people, meeting dogs, staying in a crate, behaving in the house, going for car rides, making me feel safe, walking on a leash, cuddling, playing, following commands Ideal home: another dog, someone at home
most of the day, a
fenced yard, Lots of exercise opportunities Training Needs: socialization with dogs Health issues: Havoc has a torn cruciate ligament.
Fix Your
Fences Your dog is in the
most danger when he's not in your backyard, so make sure he stays put by checking to see if your
yard is securely
fenced in.
This seems inconceivable to even the
most responsible pet guardians, but dogs and cats are capable of escaping
yards (through a gate left open, digging a hole under the
fence, out the front door, etc).
IMO, a
fenced yard comes pretty close to being a minimum requirement for dog ownership in
most situations.
Secure,
fenced yard and someone home
most of the day.
Dexter would prefer a
fenced yard (although not required) and a person or family who is around the house
most of the time so he can get his healthy dose of attention.
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But having deliberated on the ethics of
fencing our entire
yard in, we eventually decided that we had little choice if we wanted to grow anything but the
most deer - resistant of plants.
Most communities require dogs to be leashed unless they are confined to a house or
fenced yard, even on the owner's property.
The property
most commonly covered by this type of insurance is another vehicle that was involved in the accident, but it can also be used to pay for damages to buildings,
fences,
yards, etc. that resulted from the accident.
If amenities that exist in your home, such as a
fenced in
yard or hard wood floors, are not selected in Zillow, then in
most cases Zillow will assume you do not have them and will likely reduce the Zestimate for your home.
Finally, if your
yard isn't already entirely
fenced in, municipal bylaws in Toronto, Montreal, and
most other municipalities require owners to erect a
fence around a pool with a self - closing, lockable gate.
The porch was wonderful, the house was comfy with plenty of space and all the necessities, well appointed kitchen for us to cook
most of our meals, short walk to the beach in
most every direction, completely
fenced yard for the doggies, and a hot tub!
From the
fenced in back
yard (to corral the little's)
yard swing, outdoor shower, comfortable furnishings, and
most important to me, it was clean.