Big dogs aren't for small apartments: Why you shouldn't get a huge pet if you don't live in a big house

If you love dogs, especially the big ones, then you probably want to get one - but you probably shouldn't, unless you live in a house.

Apartments don't normally provide enough space, and it will be convenient neither for you nor for your dog.

Here are a few reasons, why.

Space limitations

Big dogs require ample space to move around, stretch, and exercise. 

Living in a small apartment may not provide them with enough room to meet their physical needs. 

Exercise requirements

Big dogs typically have high energy levels and need regular exercise to stay healthy and happy. 

In a small apartment, it can be difficult to provide them with the necessary exercise they need to burn off energy and maintain good physical condition.

Noise and disturbance

Big dogs tend to make more noise compared to smaller breeds. 

Living in close quarters with neighbors can lead to complaints about barking, especially if the dog feels cramped or bored. 

Excessive noise can strain relationships with neighbors and potentially result in conflicts.

Limited indoor mobility

Big dogs may find it challenging to navigate tight spaces within a small apartment, leading to accidental damage to furniture, walls, or other belongings. 

Lack of outdoor access

Living in a small apartment may limit access to outdoor areas like yards or parks, which are crucial for big dogs to engage in off-leash activities, socialize with other dogs, and experience different environments. 
 

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• 29 June 2023

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