Landscaping for dogs

You find your pooch moping around because there's good weather outside yet they are not allowed to go out. What better way to grant this request than to set

If your pet has turned your yard into a dirt or mud patch then you need these 8 cheap ways to cover dirt and mud in a backyard with dogs.

Dogs love to explore, sniff and destroy plants. So, when developing an inviting space for any pooch, you'll want to incorporate some dog friendly plants.

Yes, it's possible to have a beautiful garden and a dog at the same time. It's all about designing a space that works for both humans and animals.

A cheap temporary fix for mud in your yard is to use straw, pine pellets, rocks or sand. More permanent solutions to lessen dog mud in your backyard are lawn grids, concrete or artifical turf.

Sensory gardens provide exciting areas to forage, exercise, explore and aim to enrich the lives of our dogs. They are designed to reduce stress and

You want your dog to be safe while playing in the yard, but you also want your landscaping to survive. You can have both.

Barkley & Harper's Potty Area Super easy to do...just some sweat equity. We put down heavy plastic, a layer of pea gravel, a layer of heavy mesh screen (heavy duty pet grade like the kind you put in screen doors), and a final layer of pea gravel. We put the layers of gravel thick. The ground is at a slight grade with the side next to the house slightly higher and slopes downward slightly as it goes away from the house to allow for drainage. I placed some stepping stones for us…

Transform your yard with dog-friendly landscaping ideas that keep your pet safe while enhancing your garden’s beauty.

Last year I stumbled across the concept of sensory garden for dogs and I instantly knew I wanted to create one. It’s now been a year and I thought I’d share my experience since it’…