August 17th, 2010
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Owning a dog in an urban environment presents many unique challenges. Often, non-sporting breeds are a good choice for people who live in a confined environment, as these dogs typically require less space to exercise. Proper training is a necessity as there is little room for improper doggie obedience in a place that can present so many hazards to an unsuspecting pooch.
Motor vehicles and impatient pedestrians can challenge the nerve of many a dog owner in a crowded, bustling place. Opportunities for play and exercise should also be well planned and considered. A playful pup may run out of patience if not afforded the opportunity to stretch his legs and rub noses with other dogs. Matt Zemba is the Dog Treat Expert at FidoDogTreats.com. He is the proud parent of a terrier mix named Ruby. |
Ok, these points are true enough, but it sure would be nice to include a few good solutions to meet these challenges!
Best,
Kirsten (Urban-Dwelling Owner of 4 Dogs)
Hi Kirsten, the tip of the day is limited to a certain number of characters so we can only stuff so much into a small space. Typically we publish expanded versions of these tips on the FidoDogTreats.com site within a week or two or them appearing on Dogster.
True to very extend. Even if it’s a small dog, it has to be given some opportunity to explore the outside world and some fresh air. A closed environment can easily make a playful pup losing it’s patience and you’ll ever see every object has a round corner… well no corners, all rounded.
Yea, Its better you have enough space for them or it will be a mess all the time.
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