I have a secure back garden, mostly grassed with some paving. I believe in positive reinforcement training and would never shout at your dog. I do not use collars or leads that stop dogs from pulling by making the dog uncomfortable. I love to play with dogs and work with them as individuals to see what they enjoy doing. My own dog is a big part of our family and we include him in as much as possible and, if appropriate, I would treat your beloved pets in the same way and I'd love to invovle your dog in our family days out. I have a mixture of dog crates, beds, various sofas and blankets to get comfy and relax, and for travel I have a dog crate in the car, or a doggy seatbelt if your dog isn't crate trained. At night I will keep my dog and any visiting dogs separate, to keep everyone safe and comfortable. There are baby gates at the bottom of our stairs, and between the kitchen and back room, so I can separate dogs from each other at mealtimes (or separate dogs from my little boy when he's eating). I have a selection of licky mats, kongs, balls, rope toys, gundog dummies, scent tins and more to keep your dog entertained. My own dog loves free shaping and we often spend time in the day playing games at home to tire his busy spaniel brain out. I have a front garden too, with a gate that is kept shut when I am at home to stop dogs and children from getting out, and I keep dogs out of the hallway if there is a knock on the door, so they can't run out if someone has left the gate open. I live on a fairly quiet street, which doesn't get much traffic other than residents as it is not a through road.