apparently in yankee land, "outdoor dogs" are a thing
and not like guard dogs or anything
they just have a pet that they don't want in their house
this makes sense to them somehow
I lived on a farm for a while, and there were dogs there that would just roam about during the day, but the front door was always open for them. Even living in the countryside, that's the nearest thing I've seen, and it's still not the type of "outdoor dog" you'd see on old american cartoons.
I can only speak for the UK.
I have never seen nor heard of anyone doing this for a pet dog here, and on the occasions where the idea of it has come up, everyone i've ever spoken to about it has strongly disapproved.
apparently in yankee land, "outdoor dogs" are a thing
and not like guard dogs or anything
they just have a pet that they don't want in their house
this makes sense to them somehow
I'm sorry what
some americans have dogs that they keep outside all the time for some reason, sometimes chained to a post in their garden
it is very strange
There's no one in Russia, Australia, Japan, or other places that do this?
I lived on a farm for a while, and there were dogs there that would just roam about during the day, but the front door was always open for them. Even living in the countryside, that's the nearest thing I've seen, and it's still not the type of "outdoor dog" you'd see on old american cartoons.
I can only speak for the UK.
I have never seen nor heard of anyone doing this for a pet dog here, and on the occasions where the idea of it has come up, everyone i've ever spoken to about it has strongly disapproved.