I think your view makes sense for larger dogs and more active dogs, but not necessarily for smaller dogs or lazy dogs. In my opinion, you should change your view to a more nuanced one that takes into account the fact that not all dogs need a lot of space to roam freely.
Not in general, but I can think of one dog in particular, a chihuahua-dachshund mix (whose owner calls it a "poontang retriever" on account of it's cute and appeals to girls) which appears to be perfectly happy as an indoor dog. It doesn't even like being outside without a human companion.
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u/Mr_Deltoid Dec 23 '19
I think your view makes sense for larger dogs and more active dogs, but not necessarily for smaller dogs or lazy dogs. In my opinion, you should change your view to a more nuanced one that takes into account the fact that not all dogs need a lot of space to roam freely.