Dog garden ideas

You and your dog both love the garden, but it can be dangerous for your pooch. Learn what dangers lurk in your garden from BluePearl specialists.

Dogs love to explore, sniff and destroy plants. So, when developing an inviting space for any pooch, you'll want to incorporate some dog friendly plants.

A sensory garden for stressed dogs is introduced at an animal shelter in Bath.

How to stimulate your pet's senses to bust some brain cells and build confidence whether you have a garden or not.

You want your dog to be safe while playing in the yard, but you also want your landscaping to survive. You can have both.

You find your pooch moping around because there's good weather outside yet they are not allowed to go out. What better way to grant this request than to set

Sensory gardens provide exciting areas to forage, exercise, explore and aim to enrich the lives of our dogs. They are designed to reduce stress and

Any structure that shelters your dog can be considered a kennel. And it doesn't have to be an eyesore. These kennels are attractive and functional.

People no longer wait until they have a house with a yard before getting a dog. But dogs still need time outside. Going for a walk is a great way to fulfill this need but it’s not always possible. For apartment dwellers or really anyone that doesn't have a large yard, finding outdoor space for your pup can be a challenge. That's where we come in. Here you will find ideas and tips on how to create a dog friendly patio, porch, deck or small yard. (#dogPatioIdeasapartment, #Dogpatio)