Is your dog prone to running off if they see another dog/person/small critter? If so my yard is not the best for them. I am lucky that my own dog has learned rather quickly that running towards the road is a big no and he has been very good about staying in our yard each time we go outside. I would supervise your dog outside of course each potty break and playtime like I do my own dog but if you do not have complete confidence in your dog when out in an unfenced yard then I would rather not take the chance. I am willing to take dogs out on a leash each potty break though! I also have a young dog who is very socialized but very energetic. If your dog does not have the patience for a young puppy my home is probably not the best.

Dogs in my care can expect lots of outside time and I live close to a few dog parks and trails where we can go on adventure, or we can take a nice long walk around my neighborhood. I have a good sized yard (unfenced) so if you dog is good with staying in a unfenced yard we could play fetch or tug or whatever! If your dog has a schedule than I can work with that. If not then its not a problem I can conform to whatever you and them want.