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IV'as importantly, they are a unique pack. They are not left outside or confined to kennels within the home. They are not "pets" as much as they are family members in a sense. They spend their time in whatever room of the house I am in at the time; they sleep on couches in pet beds and on the owner's bed. They have motion dampening car seats for their car rides, they don't often go on neighborhood walks, but when they do; a pet stroller is needed because they are not all as young and spry as they think they are. They wear jackets in the winter and even have a heating blanket for their hip issues. I realize this is a lot of unnecessary information, but I feel it is important to express their treatment. The 2 large dogs are LARGE. They have the run of half of the back yard, a full acre privacy fenced. My understanding is due to their size, they are considered more than 1 animal each. They are also spayed and neutered, as well as micro chipped and fully current on all medical procedures. They do not dwell outside unattended. They are provided a 12'x12' room inside the house that serves as an indoor kennel in the event of company in the house, because their size can be intimidating to some people. They also have an outdoor kennel so that they can be restrained outdoors if needed for some reason. Like the little dogs, they are not housed outside. The 2 cats of the house are both spayed and were both abandoned kittens when taken in. They are self sufficient and have the roam of the house. They are domestic, they are not allowed outside unless they are on a harness. Annoyance information: Every measure has been taken to ensure that the pets do not disrupt any neighbors. I have never heard a complaint or concern from the 2 neighbors I have. The yard is completely private, the animals only bark if there is someone approaching the property, or a stranger present on the property. Care and Supervision: The owner of the property works from home and is present attending to the pets. When the owner is unable to be home to care for the pets, the owner's son fills in.