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Old 08-05-2008, 01:43 AM
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Default What does it mean when a building says it has a "dog-run"?
Ive been looking online for a condo downtown and I see many have a dog-run...What does that mean? How can you have a dog run in a high-rise?

Btw, I do have a dog thats why Im asking..
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Old 08-05-2008, 04:22 AM
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it most likely means that there is a fenced in area outside where dogs are allowed to play off leash. it's best to go check out these places yourself, to make sure the "dog run" isn't just a sectioned off chunk of parking lot or something. also, you'll want to obviously check w/ the building to make sure there are no size/breed restriction
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I'm working on a high-rise with a dog run now. It's basically a fenced-in patch of grass, usually longer in one dimension. It can be on a patio or roof. My buidling on the North Side also has a dog run, and it's basically just our back yard.
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I'm working on a high-rise with a dog run now. It's basically a fenced-in patch of grass, usually longer in one dimension. It can be on a patio or roof. My buidling on the North Side also has a dog run, and it's basically just our back yard.

Oh ok, thanks!
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