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09-05-2009, 01:29 PM
Originally Posted by kcjack 
I did think that also Krusewalker but knew would be leapt on if said it.
I think Jem has to keep her dog on a dog line whilst in garden for same reasons.
so she's kept on a line when she's outside xI'm sorry Jessie had to go back to the rescue though x
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09-05-2009, 10:28 PM
Originally Posted by Krusewalker
Dunno if ive missed something and i know its a different culture in Australia, but was she an outdoor living dog?
Was she able to live indoors and only go in garden when supervised?
Not meant as a judgement, but i live in the Uk, this would be normal to ask as we have an indoor dog culture
Although i was bought up in new zeland, so have experience of the outdoor dog culture as well.
in new zealand, lots of gardens werent dog proof, fenced, or secured at all, so we would have them on a running line when in the garden when unsupervised.
although we spent a lot of time outside with the dog anyway.
I have a 6 foot high wooden fence, which has had several repairs since I got Jessie - It was definitely dog proof, just not Jessie proof... I did try and tie Jessie up, but she looked so sad... She's such a lovely dog, and deserves better... I would rather she go to a good home, which has fences with no framework
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