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Where To Put A Dog House

ImageThe Size of Your Yard

There are a lot of choices in Where To Put A Dog House, assuming you have a yard with a lot of space and either a wooden or invisible fence. A shaded spot near the back door, a garage, or the back of the lot make good places for a dog house.

Depending on the size of the dog house you purchase (or make), you may need a good size spot for the dog to use it. Take measurements of your ideal spot before shopping or planning to build a dog house.

Taking measurements are a must if you have a limited amount of space in your yard. Unless your main reason in buying a dog house is to cut down on the grass you need to cut, something on the small side will be best.

Give Kids and Dogs Their Own Space

Another thing to consider when placing your new dog house is to place it away from where kids tend to play. Give your dog his own space and allow him to relax without the kids trying to play with him. Make sure there is plenty of room between the sandbox, swing set and pool, and the dogs' den.Image

Where Does Your Dog Like to Play in the Backyard?

It is a good idea to make a note of where the dog tends to play in the yard before you decide where to put his house. If he likes to dig by the old oak tree, by all means, place his home near that spot and he will be more likely to use it, especially when he is tired of digging.

Be Considerate of Your Neighbors

Place the dog house strategically so that he won't be a bother to your neighbors if he has a tendency to bark or dig. You should also install a privacy fence if you will allow your dog to be outside a lot. Neighbors should not feel threatened or bothered by your dog. This can be a big problem, especially if your dog is outside when you are not home to control him.

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