Is your property fenced?

[pnance]

When I first moved in the side yard was partially fenced, but the larger yard wasn't at all, so the dogs were only allowed in the side yard under supervision, drove me nuts as it did the dogs, they have way to much energy to be cooped up. So I fenced in the larger yard and now the pups have 1/2 an acre to run instead of chewing my furniture because they're board. Don't get me wrong they still spend most of there time in doors, but it's nice to be able to just open the door and let them out without having to make sure they don't disapear...

[sparks19]

We don't have a real fence. We just have the invisible fence.

[LeahMM]

Our entire backyard is fenced. It's about 1/2 of an acre so there is plenty of room for the dogs to tear it up.

[lizbud]

I wanted to add a P.S. to my previous post. While I do have a fenced yard,
I believe it is very possible to have dogs without a fenced yard.My daughter
has had dogs for years & she's lived in apartments.She is an excellent dog
owner. I do see the point for rescue people for insisting on a fence before
adopting, because some folks seem to tire quickly of the extra work required
by frequent walks & that does put the animal in jeopardy.