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You may have to get one made. I have noticed that most of the signs about dog in yard, beware of dog are made from plastic. I would be careful with the beware of dog sign... it could cause issues if your dog was to ever bite anyone (even if justified ie burglar).
Best to put things like 'Dog in Yard'. It won't be an issue unless someone gets hurt by the dog (even accidently) and it gets claimed on insurance or they want you to cover the cost.
Just to be on the safe side I usually just put 'Dog in Yard' on the fence. That way people know there is a dog but I'm not stating that the dog could be dangerous.
Best to put things like 'Dog in Yard'. It won't be an issue unless someone gets hurt by the dog (even accidently) and it gets claimed on insurance or they want you to cover the cost.
Just to be on the safe side I usually just put 'Dog in Yard' on the fence. That way people know there is a dog but I'm not stating that the dog could be dangerous.
"dog in yard" sign wont be an issue unless someone gets hurt? So it will be an issue if i have a different sign such as "beware of dog" if someone gets hurt or not????
"dog in yard" sign wont be an issue unless someone gets hurt? So it will be an issue if i have a different sign such as "beware of dog" if someone gets hurt or not????
Sorry for the confusing post. If someone were to get hurt by your dog then "beware of dog" sign could cause an issue if they decide to claim it to your home insurance or take you to court. "Dog in Yard" will not be an issue as you are not claiming your dog to be dangerous.