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Gardening

Javaman

(63,260 posts)

11. It's been a few years now for me...

Reply to intheflow (Reply #10)

Tue May 21, 2013, 11:13 AM

May 2013

I would really love to take them down. It's tough on my back. I'm hoping in the down season, I'll give it a whirl when I plant a cover crop. I'll see how my dog does then. He doesn't dig much anymore in the rest of the yard.

Good luck!

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My new dog Honey has become a garden pest. (Cross-post from pets.) [View all] intheflow May 2013 OP

Google is your friend ConcernedCanuk May 2013 #1

Google had not been my friend, so this post is great! intheflow May 2013 #3

Okaaaay, ammonia-soaked coffee filters didn't work. intheflow May 2013 #4

I don't have a digger dog,but have heard hollysmom May 2013 #2

What kind of dog is Honey? Tanuki May 2013 #5

She's a mutt. intheflow May 2013 #6

Could you find another area in the yard where it would be OK for Honey to dig instead? Tanuki May 2013 #7

I really don't think it's about the digging for her. intheflow May 2013 #8

I had the same problem... Javaman May 2013 #9

I did finally do that. intheflow May 2013 #10

It's been a few years now for me... Javaman May 2013 #11