Dog yard

Any structure that shelters your dog can be considered a kennel. And it doesn't have to be an eyesore. These kennels are attractive and functional.

If you want to protect your lawn from doggie business so it stays pretty and usable, it is incredibly easy to teach the mutts to use a dog run.

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.

Back Yard Dog Poo Compost Septic Tank: A great way to deal with dog poop if you have multiple dog's, or are simply running out of space in your back yard to put it all.

Playing at Fido’s local dog park isn’t always possible. Fortunately, the next best thing might be just beyond your back door. Walk, hop and skip through these innovative homemade apparatus and turn your enclosed backyard into an awesome DIY dog park.

When we moved into our home this past September, we knew we wanted to renovate our yard into a sensory paradise for our two dogs, Bindi and Rosie. Our yard isn't huge, so we planned to use of every square inch and make the most out of what we had into sensory garden. Here's how I planned what elements to add into our Sensory Yard, and I hope it inspires others on how they can do the same! PART 1: THE SENSES The senses. 5 unique, ever-present groupings that completely affect

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Check out these 8 backyard wonderlands perfect for your favorite companion!

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 cheap temporary fix for mud in your yard is to use straw, rocks or sand. More permanent solutions to lessen dog mud in your backyard are lawn grids, concrete or artifical turf.