Ever want to kill your own kid? :-P

[Drizzt]

Originally posted by Dr Mordrid

Normally they are free to roam the house while we're gone.

Yes, this is the part I can't understand. Why? Haven't they got the right to be always free?

[Dr Mordrid]

If they're outside then they can't act as a deterrant against breakins. As noted they eat burglars on sight.

Dr. Mordrid

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by Dr Mordrid
As noted they eat burglars on sight.

Dr. Mordrid

But aren't humans generally too high in cholesterol for dogs in the first place?

[Dr Mordrid]

They don't care about cholesterol....they just want the protein

Dr. Mordrid

[lecter]

So your back yard is completely closed off? I guess so because otherwise the burglars would have been munched when leaving the house, right?

[Dr Mordrid]

Our back yard has a 6' privacy fence all around.

Dr. Mordrid

[Drizzt]

Argh...damn english!! What do you mean for "backyard"?
Do you have the garden in a different location than the house?

[Byock]

Um, Backyard. The area behind the house, with a fence around it. Gardens are usually in the back yard here.

Hope this helps.

The Chicken

[Drizzt]

Originally posted by Byock
Um, Backyard. The area behind the house, with a fence around it. Gardens are usually in the back yard here.

Hope this helps.

Uhmmm...I think I've found the problem for I didn't understand.
I have never considered the idea that someone could put the garden on the back of the house instead of the front

[Dr Mordrid]

In north america we put our gardens behind the house in what we call "the back yard". Difference in tradition.

Dr. Mordrid

[Drizzt]

That was the part I couldn't understand. Here generally the garden is in front of the house or all around it.

So, my dogs are always defending the house