If you have a dog

[Carey]

You would need to look at the descriptive narrative for the parcel data (most surveys include the narrative), most likely the property owned by the property owner is well defined...

There are cases in this county, where the subdivision land is commonly owned & the house structure is the real property of the owner (this is the case with the multi acre "condominium" subdivision inc. the ones in the Kaloko area...) in those cases, the property may be defined only as the house....all other lands may be the condominium property.... or it may be that there are descriptive covenants that give rights & privileges to the condominium property owners.... I seriously doubt any allow the dog to roam the entire subdivided lands...

If you find one, it would be interesting to see how the wording is....as it would seem that if a dog could roam, so could the neighbors, the kids play sets, patio furniture, workshop, pop-ups & everything else should, by your reasoning, be able to use this space