I have four pets in my home, all males. 9yo indoor cat, "Meeko," he is a neutered male, declawed in the front, and non-reactive to dogs and will sometimes play with them when a dog is curious about him. My first dog is a 9yo retired show papillon, "Juice," he is neutered and spends most of his day snuggled up on a cozy blanket. My 2nd dog is an 8yo Wheaten Terrier, "Cooper," also neutered. He is arguably the happiest dog in the world; he will play with other dogs and has the patience of a saint. If another dog even thinks about challenging him, he walks away and finds something else to do. "Tag " is my youngest dog. He is a 9mo miniature Australian Shepherd, not neutered; he is still growing and learning. Still, he gets along well with other dogs and cats, and he follows verbal commands and corrections reliably. All dogs are crated inside when we are away from home. We live on a corner lot and have a large fenced yard, 6ft privacy fence, and two 5'x10' heavy-duty kennel runs for dogs to use. I am also a trail and ultra runner and comfortable spending lots of time on feet to get dogs the exercise that they need. We live in a small rural community that is very dog and cat friendly. The human family consists of myself, my husband, and our 6yo daughter. My daughter is an animal lover also and has a great understanding of appropriate behavior around animals.