If your garden is your pride and joy, you can get exceedingly frustrated when animals nibble on your plants and ripening ...

If your dog manages to thwart all these efforts, it may be time to accept a little imperfection in your garden. After all, it's their yard, too, and they probably just want to spend time with you.

Enclose it with fencing or another barrier that allows you to keep an eye on the dog – and vice versa. How to create a garden that’s good for pets, too. (Getty Images) ...

Offer Dog Waste Bags and Add a Sign. Place a dog waste bag dispenser near the entrance to your yard, or at the sidewalk. While it won't keep dogs out of your yard, it encourages responsible pet ...

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Enclose it with fencing or another barrier that allows you to keep an eye on the dog — and vice versa. Similarly, if space allows, designate a pebbled or mulched potty area. Train dogs to use it ...

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know they don’t exactly tiptoe through the tulips. I’m fortunate that none of mine ever had a penchant for digging holes, but my late pit bull, Maddie, used to ...

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know they don’t exactly tiptoe through the tulips. I’m fortunate that none of mine ever had a penchant for digging holes, but my late pit bull, Maddie, used to ...