Dog friendly backyard landscaping design

Follow this expert advice to make the most of your petite plot for you and your four-legged friend

Favorite Dog Friendly Landscaping Plants for the NW Portland Landscape designer Carol Lindsay lists her 5 favorite dog friendly landscaping plants for landscapes with dogs, or gardens near city parks where there will be dogs marking their territory and yours as well. Dog urine can damage your plants. New leaves will be more damaged than

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.

The quest for the perfect dog friendly landscape took a fun turn with canine clients Rey and Finn. The Havanese siblings insisted on a large patio with room for snoozing and snacking, healthy turf for sniffing and rolling, and a dedicated area for when Mother Nature calls.

How to fix muddy backyard. A makeover, solutions and step by step guide for solving drainage and soil issues and choosing rain garden plants.

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.

People no longer wait until they have a house with a yard before getting a dog. But dogs still need time outside. Going for a walk is a great way to fulfill this need but it’s not always possible. For apartment dwellers or really anyone that doesn't have a large yard, finding outdoor space for your pup can be a challenge. That's where we come in. Here you will find ideas and tips on how to create a dog friendly patio, porch, deck or small yard. (#dogPatioIdeasapartment, #Dogpatio)

Looking for a pet-friendly backyard upgrade? Petscaping is the landscaping trend of 2022, and it’s the training hack every dog owner should know about.

Discover unique backyard dog potty area ideas that blend functionality with style. Find the perfect solution for your pet and garden today!

If you love gardening and own a dog, you may know that those two don't always go hand-in-hand. This is because many pups like to get into the garden - whether it's to dig in the dirt, chew on some greenery or eat veggies. Here's how to keep dogs out of flower beds and the garden with 11 ways to dog proof a garden.