I have a small fenced-in yard that is directly behind the house. THIS AREA IS OFF LIMITS, for I have 3 dogs myself that are limited to this area. Guest are permitted near the fence for all dogs to sniff each other, but be mindful and, if needed, back your dogs away if it begins to create stress on any dogs. Either mine or yours! My dogs are friendly but protective of their area. I have included an aerial map showing the outline of my property as this is a town setting. There are several apple and peach trees in the yard that do produce but won't be ripe till later in the year. There are several ground hogs in the area, and many deer use the area in the late afternoons. The possibility for visually seeing deer in this time is almost every evening, especially when the fruits are on the trees. If there is any activity or interest in the future, I will be open to adding a water spicket and bowls to water your dogs, doggie bags, poop scooper, and even a garbage canister. I even have some discarded tires I could bury for dogs to sniff and mark. I can even put up a sign to direct you in the correct direction. There are wooden or metal post in the area that mark off the property line, so just keep an eye out for them. This is a trial run, so we will see. There is adequate parking next to the house and in front of the garage. I just ask you to park to the side to allow me to be able to leave and arrive when needed. More to come.. let's see how this goes. As I am writing this, my dogs have alerted me to deer that have come out into the yard. See attached photo. The time is 830 pm for this sighting. I see 4 at the moment, but often many more. Even young fawns come out to play. They even spend the night, so I'm sure dogs can smell their activity. If your dogs like to run off, I'd suggest keeping them leashed. Otherwise, if they stick close.. let them run.

This is a town setting, so if your dogs will run away when off leash, I'd recommend they stay leashed