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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Specifically, my parents. They have two horribly behaved dogs. Large dogs that jumps, bark loudly if the wind blows (never mind if the mailman comes, ...Right now, my DH is recovering from a very serious eye injury. We won't know the extent of the damage and if it will result in needing a cornea transplant until it has fully healed in 3 to 5 months. The cornea specialist has been very clear that DH must avoid anything that can irritation and inflammation of his eye...

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I've had dogs for decades and some we traveled with...those dogs from puppy on only went to accepting households and stayed on leash until old enough to do sit. stay, down.  All ours know inside v outside behavior.  With the [b]DH allergies NO dogs [/b]should ever be allowed in the house.  I have severe cat allergies and have reactions from dander where there isn't even a cat but when frantic on a plane for example people nearby have said they had cats.

Even without allergies you should not allow dogs with those behaviors in your house or on your property.  [b]What breeds or mixes are those dogs?  The perfect out might be your homeowners policy. [/b] Ours has breed exclusions and if anything happened the claim would be void and we would be dropped from the carrier.  That applies to dogs invited onto to the property and present with our consent .  [/quote]

They're Treeing Walker Coonhounds.[/quote]

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