Written By: Mobin
Use fencing adjusted for dog size or invisible electric perimeter wires separating safe zones from door dashes into streets.
Eliminate edible or choking hazards like household trash, cigarette butts, chicken bones, corn cobs, or dead plants.
Prevent random open doors or unlatched gates offering sudden access to unsupervised roads with bolts, locks, and childproof handles.
Install a cooling shade structure, non-tip bowls kept clean and filled, plus a cozy, dry, wind-blocking dog house for comfort and weather protection.
Clearly teach “Come” and name response along with yard perimeter expectations and correction techniques ensuring control.
Scan regularly for poisonous mushrooms, insect nests, harmful plants, enclosed pools, chemical spills, equipment, and holes requiring first aid.
Avoid triggering obsessive escape attempts by restricting unsupervised yard time plus interactive toys inside until boundaries are respected.