1. I let them run free within the boundries of a rice field or a bean field, or the entire farm whenever they want, because they always come home where they are understood and taken care of, and happy. And when I want them home, all I have to do is call for them.
2. My dogs are treated better than most children, and I love them like they are my sons, and I would never put my actual son in a kennel run or anything confining like that.
1. What makes the boundaries? Fence? Or what? What do you do to keep an intact male in the boundaries when he smells a female in heat a quarter mile away? What do you do to keep the big mean Rottie from down the road from coming in and eating your dog for lunch?
2. When your son becomes a teenager, will you just "let him run free"?
If you can train a Male Dog to not go to the aroma of a Female that is in heat, you don't need a College Degree -- Just open a business in doing so
BTW, Good Luck with school (I honestly mean that).