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**QwOpHGyZ** · 08-14-2012, 06:33 PM

No, you shouldn't, BUT that is exactly why breeders should be visiting WHERE their dogs are going BEFORE they agree to place a dog. SOME suburban neighborhoods (like the one described) are really just not appropriate for this breed. I would really question whoever placed the OPs dog into that situation.

At the same time, maybe owners should start understanding that crowded neighborhoods with lots of dogs on all sides might not be the best for you OR the dog; and just voluntarily agree to not bring a dog INTO the chaos.

Carla

The neighbors on all sides of us have dogs. People up and down the street have dogs. People on the streets we walk Peanut have dogs.

We didn't get Peanut from a breeder.

Yes, there are a lot of dogs. But I wouldn't call it chaos. 99.9% of the dogs are either inside the house or inside the back yard when we go by. The few that are loose are either curious or lost and we've returned several dogs to their owners.

One dog was aggressive and DH n Peanut got away without incident (and he took pics of the dog after he brought Peanut home) and called it in.

I don't think having a lot of dogs in the neighborhood should keep someone from having a dog.

08-14-2012, 06:33 PM	#32
QwOpHGyZ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 363 Senior Member	No, you shouldn't, BUT that is exactly why breeders should be visiting WHERE their dogs are going BEFORE they agree to place a dog. SOME suburban neighborhoods (like the one described) are really just not appropriate for this breed. I would really question whoever placed the OPs dog into that situation. At the same time, maybe owners should start understanding that crowded neighborhoods with lots of dogs on all sides might not be the best for you OR the dog; and just voluntarily agree to not bring a dog INTO the chaos. Carla The neighbors on all sides of us have dogs. People up and down the street have dogs. People on the streets we walk Peanut have dogs. We didn't get Peanut from a breeder. Yes, there are a lot of dogs. But I wouldn't call it chaos. 99.9% of the dogs are either inside the house or inside the back yard when we go by. The few that are loose are either curious or lost and we've returned several dogs to their owners. One dog was aggressive and DH n Peanut got away without incident (and he took pics of the dog after he brought Peanut home) and called it in. I don't think having a lot of dogs in the neighborhood should keep someone from having a dog.
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