Maybe you've always dreamed of owning a Great Dane or a Newfoundland, but think twice before bringing one of these gigantic dogs home. Many apartments have limitations on the size of the dogs they allow residents to own. <\/p>\n Many apartments, homeowner's associations, and even cities have restrictions on owning certain breeds that are perceived to be more "aggressive" than other canines. The most commonly restricted breeds include pit bulls, Doberman pinschers, German shepherds, and Rottweilers as well as mixes that resemble these breeds. <\/p>\n Some dogs shed more than others. Labrador retrievers and German shepherds, for example, tend to shed much more than curly or wiry-haired dogs, such as poodles or Scottish terriers. Some people with allergies can tolerate being around low-shedding canines, but not around a dog that leaves furry tumbleweeds all over the floor and furniture. <\/p>\n If you aren't someone who enjoys long walks several times a day, you should avoid adopting breeds that are known for their high energy level. Hunting dogs, such as German Shorthaired pointers, are known for being very energetic and for requiring a lot of exercise, especially when they are young. <\/p>\n Have you been searching for a pet-friendly apartment in Flagstaff<\/a><\/a>? Then, please come and visit Highland Village! We allow up to two pets in our studio and one-bedroom apartments. In addition to being pet-friendly, our co-living apartment community boasts great amenities. Contact us to learn more today!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" According to the ASPCA, approximately 3.3 million dogs end up in animal shelters each year. Of those, 670,000 are euthanized. That's why it's so important to adopt rather than shop whenever possible. But before you head to a shelter and just choose a dog because it's cute, take the time to learn about these 4 factors… <\/p>\n![\"Dogs](\"https:\/\/cdngeneral.rentcafe.com\/\/dmslivecafe\/UploadedImages\/1c0f6897-77d8-4ad0-90e2-e1c868b7c67a.png\")
According to the ASPCA, approximately 3.3 million dogs end up in animal shelters each year. Of those, 670,000 are euthanized. That's why it's so important to adopt rather than shop whenever possible. But before you head to a shelter and just choose a dog because it's cute, take the time to learn about these 4 factors that can help you choose the best furry family member for your Flagstaff apartment home<\/a><\/a>. <\/p>\nSize Matters<\/h2>\n
Breed Regulations<\/h2>\n
Shedding <\/h2>\n
Energy Level<\/h2>\n
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