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Prevent Unwanted Digging by Your Dog

April 17, 2019 by Laurel Ciohon

Disclaimer: dog in photo is available for adoption

As the snow melts and grass gets greener, your dog may get the urge to dig. Digging is a normal behavior for most dogs but may occur for widely varying reasons.  Many breeds were actually bred for the purpose of digging (terriers, for example), so it may be easier to provide an area where your dog can dig to her heart’s content instead of trying to deny instinctual behaviors. However, there are still things you can do to prevent unwanted digging:

  • Keep interesting toys in the yard and rotate them frequently so your dog does not become bored.
  • Increase exercise and training sessions outside of the yard.
  • Check your yard for grubs, moles and other underground animals.
  • Consider using “Snappy Trainers” over the area.

For more dog behavior tips, head to wihumane.org!

Filed Under: Humane Society Tagged With: Wisconsin Humane Society Door County Campus

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