Landscape protection area - possibly purchase - many open questions

with what justification should one not be allowed to do it?

It is stated in the state building regulations that an enclosure in the outer area requires approval. This is therefore difficult, as you usually need a reason. And that is not "we have a dog."

It is stated in the state building code that a fence in the outer area requires approval. This will be difficult since you usually need a reason. And "we have a dog" is not one.

We have 6 dogs :-)

Is a disabled child a reason? I'm going to have a heart attack... I would really like to have the property including the dilapidated house... it is simply in a great location... I have always wanted to live so secluded... there is nothing comparable

A half-timbered house that has been vacant since 2008 would likely require a complete renovation. That often means from 250,000 euros upwards.

Yes, it’s supposed to become our main residence... we are totally excited about it. The house has been empty since 2008... but if I’m not allowed to fence it in, nothing will come of it... on what grounds should one not be allowed to do that?

Unfortunately, I can’t provide anything legally binding. But it doesn’t necessarily have to be a fence, maybe an (almost) impenetrable hedge might help? Congratulations by the way on your doggies. Opposite us lives a Great Dane and it is just so cute. :)

We have 6 dogs:)

Is a disabled child a reason? I'm getting a heartbreak....I would very much like to have the property including the dilapidated house...it just has a great location...I've always wanted to live so secluded...there is nothing comparable

Don't give up. First, do thorough research. And who could possibly object to an impenetrable, insect- and bee-friendly hedge? Of course, no cherry laurel.

Is a disabled child a reason? I'm going to have a heart attack....

Take a deep breath and just call the building authority. Talking helps very often ;-)