Any tips to keep dogs from digging?
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When I put my new fence in I dug a hole at a 45 degree angle coming into my yard form the fence and lined the bottom of it with chicken wire. My dog dug back through the dirt once and hit the chicken wire bending a nail back. Since then she hasnt tried digging and her nail healed up just fine.
When I put my new fence in I dug a hole at a 45 degree angle coming into my yard form the fence and lined the bottom of it with chicken wire. My dog dug back through the dirt once and hit the chicken wire bending a nail back. Since then she hasnt tried digging and her nail healed up just fine.
It can work with **** and ****, but with holes it doesn't work as well. I have showed them the holes, picked up their paws and dug the dirt with their foot while scorning them but they don't get it. So if I hit them it would do more harm than good.
Besides, I have trained my dogs in a way that putting hands on them in no way hurts them near as bad as when I am unhappy with them.
my female red pit likes to dig hole under my fence and get out and go run around the block i put big heavy stones all around my fence and some how she manages to move them and still dig out. i just tied her up solved the problem and my next door neighbors are the type to call the police when they see a dog loose. id hate to see my dog get hauled away.
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my female red pit likes to dig hole under my fence and get out and go run around the block i put big heavy stones all around my fence and some how she manages to move them and still dig out. i just tied her up solved the problem and my next door neighbors are the type to call the police when they see a dog loose. id hate to see my dog get hauled away.
my female red pit likes to dig hole under my fence and get out and go run around the block i put big heavy stones all around my fence and some how she manages to move them and still dig out. i just tied her up solved the problem and my next door neighbors are the type to call the police when they see a dog loose. id hate to see my dog get hauled away.
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Last edited by 00pooterSS; May 29, 2012 at 09:26 PM.
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Verdad Gallardo yeah i have 2 a male and female. the male is calm and laid back and chills for the most part unless the meter reader or someone approches the backyard. the female will start barking at the next door neighbors dogs and go crazy jumping around and diggin to get to the other side or to get out and the male will usually start barking too. but he doest get out i guess because he doesnt choose too. or doesnt know how. LOL
heres both of them from earlier today laying out and i do let her loose for a couple of hours but i keep a eye on her i dont trust her too much
heres both of them from earlier today laying out and i do let her loose for a couple of hours but i keep a eye on her i dont trust her too much
yeah i have 2 a male and female. the male is calm and laid back and chills for the most part unless the meter reader or someone approches the backyard. the female will start barking at the next door neighbors dogs and go crazy jumping around and diggin to get to the other side or to get out and the male will usually start barking too. but he doest get out i guess because he doesnt choose too. or doesnt know how. LOL
heres both of them from earlier today laying out and i do let her loose for a couple of hours but i keep a eye on her i dont trust her too much
heres both of them from earlier today laying out and i do let her loose for a couple of hours but i keep a eye on her i dont trust her too much
Not sure how far you want to go here....
When i bought my house i laid the grass in the back. But beore i laid the grass i put down chichen wire. I covered the whole yard. Solved my problem with the digging
When i bought my house i laid the grass in the back. But beore i laid the grass i put down chichen wire. I covered the whole yard. Solved my problem with the digging
the poop idea actually works...and no i personally didn't pop a squat in each of the dogs' holes. grab some of their own poop and put it in the holes. worked every time for my labs that love to dig.
moral of the story: no one likes to dig in their own ****
moral of the story: no one likes to dig in their own ****
beat 
beat beat somemore....if that dont work shoot at him 
..... if that dont work shoot bigger gun at him 
. if all else fails i know a dog trainer...hes good. Oh and i was just kidding dont beat or shoot at your dog. 
My back yard isn't that great so if the poop in the holes doesn't work and I ever decide to go to town on the yard, I'm going to do the chicken wire and sod. That would definitely do the trick.
I understand the feeling trust me.
Hahaha that's too damn funny man. Cute dogs too.
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