Sometimes having a City dog is the best thing in the world, other times the world makes it unnecessarily hard on us and our dogs. Having said that, we compiled a list of 10 things that every City Dog owner will understand.
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All of these!!! What makes it especially “ruff” for me and Henry is that Henry is dog reactive, and it’s hard to avoid other dogs. Finding a dog park is tricky (no car, none nearby, and always other dogs!) and it’s a bummer not being able to bring him to all of the fun dog events the city has to offer.
I know it’s so hard with reactive dogs 🙁
As much as I love the city, can’t imagine trying to live in the city with a dog. I’m thankful for my big backyard!
We have a tiny back yard but the dogs love it
Bentley and Pierre are never off leash except in our fenced backyard but I know they would hate not being able to run free. We found finding grassy areas to be a problem on our most recent road trip. I do not understand weight restrictions in apartments.
So many restrictions in so many places. It is heartbreaking at times
Mr. N has found bacon on the street. Who throws away bacon???
hahahahahahaahahah bacon is so random!! Which city? Houdini is asking 😉
Brings back memories of living in the city and reminds me of how blessed my fur babies and I are now, living in the mountains.
oh wow, the mountains. Sounds incredible
You made me smile with this list – I can’t imagine keeping a dog in an apartment in the city. We always had access to big open spaces and a huge backyard when we had a dog.
Try 3 dogs in a city apartment lol