Even if you have an indoor dog, they’ll enjoy spending time in the backyard. That’s especially true if you are in the yard and it is sunny outside. Is it time to adjust your backyard and make it more dog-friendly? Here are the crucial tips for doing that without spending a fortune!
Install Fencing for the Yard
The beautiful thing about the backyard is you can let your dog off leash. They can run around freely and explore the space. But it’s also vital that they don’t go beyond yard limits. That’s why you need a suitable fence to keep your pet inside.
It’s up to you to choose the preferred fencing material. Depending on your budget and preference, it could be wood, aluminum, wrought iron, masonry, or aluminum. But make sure you put the fence around the entire yard. Dogs are skillful, and if there’s even a couple of inches of space to pull through, they’ll find it. If your pup is prone to digging, consider a GPS necklace if they dig their way out.
You need to ensure the distance between bars is narrow enough that your dog can’t use it to go outside. Experts recommend installing a small window on solid fences. That way, your pup can look out if something is happening. They’ll appreciate this window into the world, especially since most dogs are curious.
Choose Dog-Friendly Ground Cover
You always dreamed about a backyard with perfect grass. But it’s almost impossible to maintain the natural option if you have dogs. Your pup will urinate in specific areas, which will lead to brown spots appearing there. And there’s the fact they’ll be running around and stepping on the grass.
The options available include:
