Dog paths in backyard

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.

This is his path this is also his path

I wish I could say this is my yard, but alas, it is not. We have had a lot of rain these past few weeks and Sally sent me these two pictures...

Tired of your dog destroying your yard? Discover the best landscape designs for a dog-friendly backyard & create a puppy paradise your pooch will love!

You want your dog to be safe while playing in the yard, but you also want your landscaping to survive. With proper planning, you can have both. Here are 13 dog-friendly landscaping ideas for you to consider.

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

You can have animal companionship and a beautiful yard if you follow a few easy-to-implement strategies.

I have two awesome dogs, but they are doing a real number on my yard, and I'm not just talking about a number two! They have run several paths through the yard and along the fence line. There is also a large tree in the yard, so that has further prevented grass from taking root due to the abundant ...

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How to fix muddy backyard. A makeover, solutions and step by step guide for solving drainage and soil issues and choosing rain garden plants.