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Keep her in the house.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Texas
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Is she an inside/outside dog? My shepherd dug holes when we first got him until we starting letting him come in the house so he is half and half now and has not dug a hole since. If she is trying to get cool then get a kiddie pool for her. I have also used cayenne pepper sprinkled in a hole too if the dog smells the ground before it digs. You need to find out why she is digging and go from there. I had a dalmatian that tore up our yard digging so I have some experience with this.
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Truthfully, I always love an answer that gives an immediate 100% solution, and that one does.
If she's in the yard, you are in the yard so you can TEACH her to not dig. If you go in the house, so does your dog. If you leave a bored pup alone in the yard, you are TEACHING her alot of bad behaviors. Digging. Barking uncontrollably. Escaping?
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Kingsville, Ontario. Canada Eh!
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Put a little of the dogs poo in the hole and cover it up. That will stop them there in that hole and then training.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Maryland kinda missing CO
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i agree with the keep her in the house idea. 100% solution. If you cant be outside to supervise, the dog isnt outside either. You let them out only long enough to do their business and then bring them back in. my dogs get a maximum of 5 minutes to do their business before they're called back in. (we're also supposed to NEVER have them in the yard unsupervised to begin with anyway. Sorry once potty trained, i'm not standing outside in my PJs dead of winter freezing MY butt off waiting for them to pee and poo!). FYI the poop in the hole thing, doesnt always work. Some dogs will dig right on through it.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Kingston, IL
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Yep when Max was younger he tried digging. He was bored and was only out for maybe 5 min. Gotta watch them.
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