While I was in the garden, I have my love for nature with a common type of dog to a dog ( "" for most people). I certainly can not imagine the garden without a dog to keep me company. Here are some tips to help you, working for you.
Establish the ground rules first
Be clear about how your dog behaved in the garden. Create the foundation for your dog from the beginning. As with humans, there are habits of the animals once to change a challenge.
Please note that dogs are more likely bored, gets in trouble, then use rides and games to use up excess energy that could otherwise go to the garden of destructive behavior. (His dog is burning calories way, and you too!)
Decide where your dog is allowed to go where you want him to not go.
Be consistent. It helps if you let the dog what he wants, when the herb garden, but hope to have it in the garden when everything is cleared.
Dogsand Gardens – Training Tips
Dogs are places where people are, so if one of the gardens, take your dog with you at least part time, and if not, keep your dog with you at home.
If you are with your dog, you have many opportunities to promote and engage in a behavior you like and discourage young people from the garden that are destructive.
Thus, the dogs in flower beds, use a verbal cue such as "from the garden." This works betterIf you really in the garden with your dog.
It can be expensive, but a fenced yard is a blessing for dogs and gardens.
Some people use invisible fences – a system that provides a discharge through a receptor on a special collar. Fences are effective today, because both keep your dog in the yard and other animals. How well you can not escape your dog without the electric shock when pursuing a squirrel, for example, then always surprised when they try toto return to court.
Garden security and his dog
Dogs and other pets if you spend time in the garden, choose alternatives to chemical lawn and garden care.
If you have pesticides, even organic ones, use of animals in the garden, if you close the application.
Keep your dog away from the treated areas as long as recommended, usually until the body is dried, processed, or 24 hours.
