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PETS<\/h2>\n

There are many great advantages that come with living in an apartment community such as Taluswood Apartments in Mountlake Terrace<\/a><\/a>, WA but often people have the misconception that an apartment isn’t appropriate for pets. Taluswood Apartments are in fact pet friendly with a common sense approach to the understanding some dog breeds are more suitable for an apartment while others require a fenced in yard to be truly happy.<\/p>\n

DOG BREEDS AND WHY THEY SUIT APARTMENT LIVING<\/h2>\n

Although you tend to think of smaller breeds as better for living in an apartment, the tiniest of dogs aren’t always the best. What’s more important is an intelligent dog who responds well to training and is well behaved both at home and while exercising on the leash. Quiet dogs are usually better as barking too much can potentially annoy the neighbors. A dog who likes to nap rather than getting easily excited is typically going to work out better for a pet in an apartment community. With these ideas in mind, there are a few well-known dog breeds exceptionally suitable for apartment life.<\/p>\n