Maybe someone said this.....No fences???? (HOA, home, buy)
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What's up with no fences around the backyards? What do people do about their dogs? I may have missed this discussion if you have already addressed this concern.
What's up with no fences around the backyards? What do people do about their dogs? I may have missed this discussion if you have already addressed this concern.
Check with your community some say yes and some say no. Most I have called say yes. I certainly would not buy a home that didn't allow it. I have a dog too. Like my privacy too. Sometimes I like to sit out in my PJ's
Check with your community some say yes and some say no. Most I have called say yes. I certainly would not buy a home that didn't allow it. I have a dog too. Like my privacy too. Sometimes I like to sit out in my PJ's
If they say yes, remember to ask what style. Some have a style in writing you can only use and a dog can still get out.
LOL, I don't think the other poster realized how large Deerhounds are. They could practically step over a 5' wall (ok, just a slight exaggeration). Heck, the little 40lb Aussie I used to have would jump up and hang over the top of my 6' block wall.
Regarding fences, I wouldn't live anywhere that didn't have one either. That was one thing I specifically looked for when I purchased my home - a block wall. I like my privacy too. Then my neighbor goes and puts in a pool with a 8'(?) slide.
Easily. We have large, athletic sighthounds. Here's a pic of one we used to have in a coursing competition. My back is turned to preserve my modesty.
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well skip that topic 
