Many gardeners are also dog lovers. But sometimes, gardens and canines don’t mix. If your family includes a pooch or two, there may be some changes you’ll want to make to your landscape. There are a ...

As we roll through August, our gardens are showing the full expression of their design. This is a great time to assess your landscape and think about what you might want to adjust for next year. One ...

Picture a golden retriever on a leash walking down the street. As soon as that big puppy spies a freshly cut lawn, it turns to mush. The dog flops on its back and rolls and squirms and practically ...

Giving your dog the freedom to enjoy your backyard is one of the great joys of pet ownership. It provides them with a space to play, explore, and get fresh air without the constraints of a leash.

This is the material that separates the grass from the flower or shrub beds and if it's the commonly used steel variety with a sharp edge on top, it's very dangerous for both pets and children.

If you’re a dog owner with a yard, creating a landscape that satisfies your desires and aesthetics but also addresses your dog’s needs may seem like an oxymoron. You want a beautiful garden — maybe ...

Master gardener Judy Macomber will present pet friendly and edible landscaping ideas at Ramona Garden Club’s May meeting. She will share tips on what edibles plants can be incorporated into ...

Observe your dog's habits and routines. Your dog's breed can offer some important information about their behavior. For example, beagles and terriers are more prone to digging while Labrador ...

As we roll through August, our gardens are showing the full expression of their design. This is a great time to assess your landscape and think about what you might want to adjust for next year. One ...

Want a beautiful garden and a happy dog? Think like the canine. Does your puppy like to play ball? Does he need running room? Is she a water hound? Or is he like Rex, a long-haired German shepherd who ...