Summary
Some dog breeds struggle with city living due to their natural instincts and the noisy, crowded environment. Experts note that dogs bred for activities like herding, hunting, or outdoor work may feel stressed and anxious in urban settings. Factors like limited green spaces and constant noise can make it difficult for these dogs to adapt.
Key Facts
- Many rental properties claim to be pet-friendly, but less than 10% allow pets without restrictions.
- Herding dogs, hounds, sporting dogs, and terriers are less suited for city life.
- Dogs bred for specific tasks, like hunting or herding, may feel frustrated in a city environment.
- Environmental factors like noise and lack of green spaces can increase stress in dogs.
- Each dog is different, and their ability to adapt to city life depends on their genetics and upbringing.
- Smaller energetic breeds can also feel stressed without sufficient mental and physical activity.
- Dogs with ancestry in work or outdoor activities may find city life particularly challenging.
