If your yard is starting to look like a prairie dog colony, chances are you’ve got a digger on your hands. Dogs like to dig—it’s in their DNA. Since this doesn’t bode well for our lawns. So, how to ...

Is your dog’s digging in your yard driving you crazy? Have you given up trying to maintain a lawn or flower bed because your four-legged friend destroys it in a matter of hours? You are not alone!

We love our four-legged friends, but sometimes our dogs can be downright frustrating. One behavior that drives us crazy is digging. It's messy and destructive, and it can even cause injury to your ...

We have a 100-pound Golden Pyrenees who was abandoned near our country home seven years ago. We think he is 8 or 9 years old. The problem we are having is he digs up the barren areas of the garden.

I have a 2-year-old keeshond, who is a sweet and loving dog. I can’t always be home all day, so sometimes I leave him in the backyard so he can enjoy the outdoors. But he likes to dig holes in the ...

Dogs often dig out of pure instinct, so frequent digging isn't always a cause for concern. You can redirect problem digging with training, adequate exercise, and a digging spot of their own. Call a ...

If you’re a dog owner who’s ever walked outside to find craters scattered across your lawn, you’re not alone. Digging is a natural behavior for dogs, but it can quickly become frustrating. Before you ...

Dogs have the instinct to dig as they are the descendants of wolves. Since ages dogs and their descendants have dug holes for various reasons like, creating homes, storing food, and even to lure in ...

We adopted a 3-year-old mutt from the animal shelter a month ago. He has done well with the electric fence. His problem is digging in the yard. We punish him when we catch him in the act. We tell him ...