Terriers like to dig, Beagles like to escape and adventure and Retrievers enjoy a good swim.
Marking posts – putting up posts in your garden will encourage your dog to mark their territory here, rather than creating urine spots amongst your green landscape.Īll dogs are different, however certain breeds of canines have particular traits that they tend to adopt when they grow up. Shrubs and bushes are an ideal way to decorate or border your dog’s path, should they want to nose inside the bushes, they won’t be able to uproot them like they would with delicate flowers. Sensible plants – choose hardy plants that’ll withstand the hustle and bustle from a canine’s curious roughhousing, is the way to go. A winding path will offer them a place for them to patrol. Running track – dogs will naturally follow a pathway if you provide one amongst your gentle hardscaping. Borders – using driftwood or decorative fencing as borders around your flower patches can deter your dog away from these areas. These chips add a lovely colour to the garden and what’s better, is that they won’t get stuck to your pup’s fur – keeping your home and them clean. They’re pleasant under your dog’s paws as it offers them cushioning and warmth underfoot. Comfy mulch – to ensure comfort when your pets are outdoors, mulch such as small cedar chips and forest bark are great solutions. An ideal type of landscape that’ll offer you the greenery and planting beds you desire, as well as the perfect playground where your dog can exercise. 
When incorporated into a soft green landscape, it’s called gentle hardscape. Gentle hardscape – this refers to hardy materials such as paved pathways, rockeries, stairs, sleeper walls and pebble gardens.The best ways to tailor your landscape with your pets in mind:
This month, R&J Landscapes are here to share some dog proof landscape ideas that will keep your furry friend happy and your garden healthy. R & J Landscapes (London) understand that for some, a house becomes a home when it’s shared with with a family pet, but sharing your lovely landscape with a fun and feisty dog isn’t always kind to your garden. 10 Simple Landscaping Ideas to Dog-proof Your Garden
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