Sometimes

we don't currently have any dogs (my sweet old girl, who was our chief deer deterrent, died a few years ago). our neighbors on both sides do, but we are so far apart, we rarely catch a glimpse of them.

Yes (Always)

we have one cat, who has the run of the place. she's pretty self-contained and will make herself scarce as necessary, but if you know your dogs chase/hurt cats, just keep them leashed until you walk back to the open field. farm chickens and ducks are free ranging. dogs must be safe with the birds. the best open, free running, dog area (field) is far from the birds' typical areas, and you're encouraged to walk them back there on a leash, then "set them free." if your dog has any history of killing/ mauling birds, this is not the place for them. if you don't know how they will interact with birds, we can do a controlled, leashed introduction, and see how it goes!

Sometimes

from our back field, you can typically hear some neighbor activity (garden/yard work, etc) but only rarely see anyone. the neighbors on both sides do have small dogs. one side's neighbor is very friendly, the other side very private.

No