Gardens for dogs

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

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’…

We always seem to focus so much what's dangerous for dogs in our gardens but what if we decided to use these spaces to enrich their live...

Peaceful co-existence for plants and pets

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.

In this, the final post in the series on Carole's garden, we will take a tour of the garden at the back of the house. There is no obvious fencing here. On the contrary, the forest surrounding backyard slips almost seamlessly into a cultivated space. Gravel paths, like spokes on a wheel, lead you inside Carole's garden and to the raised pond that is at its heart. One of the unique and distinctive features are the decorative frames which mark off the perimeters of the garden. Carole tells me…

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

A sensory garden for stressed dogs is introduced at an animal shelter in Bath.

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.

No matter how cute and lovable your furry friends are, they can make a mess of your precious garden space. Cats and dogs are both capable of doing