Commerce Blvd, Morristown, TN

"I don’t think anything needs to change in regards to dog owners. People walk their dogs. But, most people have large yards for their dogs as well. There is a local park with a dog park too. "

"great schools and sports opportunities. quiet and not much goes on. after 10 o'clock the whole town Is dead."

"Everyone has a decent amount of yard space. Not a lot of barking dogs. Next to a very busy main Street. "

"They would love how it’s a very dog friendly community. Half of the people here already have a dog so they can’t say anything about someone else having one as well. "

"Morristown, and in particular Windsor Place, is a terrific place to live. The homes are terrific, the neighbors are friendly-but still respect your privacy, and the entire subdivision is well-maintained, lighted and secure. The area's economy is coming back after a couple of very tough years, and we're seeing new construction. There are terrific recreational opportunities only minutes away, and it's less than an hour to the hottest shopping and tourism areas on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Boating, camping, fishing, hiking, biking, birding, you name it, there are opportunities here. If you're a higher-income family, Tennessee has no state income tax and the sales taxes, while high, aren't out of sight compared with Alabama or even Kentucky. You're minutes off the interstate, but seem far away from the pressures of the big city. At the same time, you have a very good public utility with a fiber backbone and solid services for work or business. It's small-town life with a proximity to bigger-city amenities. "