Sentences with phrase «small fenced yard»

Pet Friendly with small fenced yard.

Ground floor unit, ceramic tile floors, screneed patio and small fenced yard.

Small fenced yard & B.B.Q. 1xTwo storey with bedrooms upstairs, modern kitchen, microwave, TV and lock - up garage.

Small fenced yard & B.B.Q. 1 x Two storey with bedrooms upstairs, modern kitchen, microwave, TV and lock - up garage.

Small fenced yard & B.B.Q. 1xTwo storey

A small fenced yard with plenty of shade is adequate as long as they get some exercise in the form of playtime or walks every day.

Then curiosity kicked in and we stepped outside our small fenced yard to follow the wolves» trail.

Not exact matches

The property is well set out with horse friendly fencing dividing it into 11 paddocks and two smaller yards.

The dogs always remain within the fenced yard and the four smaller ones spend much of their time indoors, Goins said.

Another dog may not seemingly respond to these factors but is sensitive to visits to the vet's office, small children, cats, people that smell like beer, dogs walking past the fenced in yard, and people approaching or entering the home.

I want to consider the «invisible fence» idea, but my yard is SO small that I might as well keep them inside.

We usually have 3 Ex-Pens: one for our living room, one that we put out inside our fenced yard (we do not allow our small puppies to have free access to our fenced yard — there are too many things they can get into in the yard), and a third Ex-Pen in our office (our puppies go to work with us and the Ex-Pen is the perfect way to manage them).

Daily securely leashed walks or a play session in a safely fenced small yard are highly recommended to keep them happy and fit.

Securely leashed walks and a romp in a fenced off yard is good for poodle dogs that live in small spaces.

He loves hunting, has an excellent scenting ability and may dart after small critters; it's important to have a secure fenced yard if he's let off leash.

She is shy with new friends, and would do best with a fenced yard and a small dog buddy -LSB-...]

An apartment might be too small for them, but a house with a good - sized, fenced yard would be just fine.

They require daily exercise and a fenced yard since they love to chase small animals.

Greyhounds are sighthounds, meaning that they are bred to chase small animals, so when outside, they should be kept leashed unless in a completely enclosed area, such as a fenced yard or dog park.

Always fence in your yard when possible, making sure there are no small gaps or weak spots that your pup can wriggle out of.

Since Scottish terriers were bred to pursue small animals that live in underground dens, these dogs are natural diggers, so care must be taken to see that they do not dig out of a fenced - in yard.

However, some of our dogs may be considered for homes with smaller enclosures (i.e. secure patios) and we do occasionally adopt to apartment - style homes or homes without fenced yards.

Perhaps a small dog could be happy in an apartment, but many large, young and / or energetic dogs need a fenced yard to exercise in.

Clyde's dream family has a fenced - in back yard plus another dog or two to be Clyde's friend, and no small kids (because of Clyde's exuberance).

We have enclosures of various sizes, offering space for the smallest Chihuahua and the largest Great Dane and our beautiful fenced - in back yard allows our dogs to get fresh air and exercise in a safe and secure area.

It does best in a fenced yard but can live in an apartment because its relatively small.

There's a small - dog area and an additional fenced yard that leads to a pet - friendly beach.

With proper exercise the breed can be suitable for owners living in a small house or apartment, although a home having a large, fenced yard where the dog can run or engage in play - sessions with his people is probably ideal.

Approximately 3 yrs old, Joey needs a secure home with no other pets, no small children (under the age of 13), as he startles easily, a fenced yard is preferred.

As more people flock to urban environments and smaller living spaces with no fenced yards, walks become a necessity.

My elderly mom did not walk her dogs and she had a small lawn in her fenced yard.

All offleash exercise should be within a fenced - in yard, because Cairn Terriers love to chase squirrels and other small animals.

I have a fenced yard and no small children.

Although not a must have, Sophia would love a small fenced - in yard where she can explore at her leisure.

All exercise should be on leash or in a fenced yard, though, as these dogs retain their hunting instincts and will be off in a flash if a small animal dashes away.

Cane Corsos are actually pretty decent dogs, and I train some really nice ones, but I would not really want to have one running around my front yard (I have a small fence and have too many kids popping by to use my computer.).

If I'm with a small dog, I may try to get my dog somewhere else, like over into a fenced yard, on top of the roof of a car, or onto a balcony.

They told me a story of how their neighbors dogs jumped over the fence into their yard and killed their small dog and almost killed their German Shepherd.

She enjoys exploring in a fenced yard and spending time with other small dogs.

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.

«Secure your yard to make sure there are no small openings, such as cracks in fences or loose boards near ground level, for your dog to escape through,» Pam adds.

Another reason for the fenced yard is that some dogs have too high prey drive to ever be reliable off - leash in an unfenced area, no matter what the training, especially if you live somewhere with small critters and traffic.

This breed should be kept on a leashing when walked and is suitable for small, fenced yards.

Small dogs should be out only in fenced yards, with owner supervision, walked on a leash, or in enclosed kennels with a roof.

If there is no other option but to leave your dog outside, install a smaller kennel in the yard that is dig - proof, with buried fencing or concrete under the fence perimeter.

Whether or not you have children, cats, small dogs, a fenced yard, etc. as well as the hours you are home during the week and what activity level you are looking for are important topics to cover.

This dog requires a FULLY FENCED YARD, no small children, preferably another female dog as a friend to play with not another male, a family with proof of knowledge and previous ownership of this breed.

He needs a fully fenced yard, another medium sized dog to play with or several older children (he is WAY TOO ACTIVE for small children).

A fenced yard is not required but makes sense in a home with small children or with people that won't be able to walk their dog in inclement weather.

They must remain in one bedroom of a small cinder - block hut inside the fence or, for two or three hours a day, in the grassy yard that adjoins it.