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.

Transform your backyard into a pet paradise with these Backyard Landscaping Ideas for Dogs - creating dedicated spaces for play, digging, and relaxation in a dog-friendly oasis.

We finally finished the dog run on the side of our house. We are thrilled with the way this project turned out and so happy to have one more thing off the project list! Many elements went into this project including the fence, the flower bed, pavers under the dog house, stepping stones from the front gate, gravel, and of course making the gate Aria escape-proof. Part of the fence in,the first stages of the project New fence and paver path with landing Starting the flower bed Drip irrigation…

Barkley & Harper's Potty Area Super easy to do...just some sweat equity. We put down heavy plastic, a layer of pea gravel, a layer of heavy mesh screen (heavy duty pet grade like the kind you put in screen doors), and a final layer of pea gravel. We put the layers of gravel thick. The ground is at a slight grade with the side next to the house slightly higher and slopes downward slightly as it goes away from the house to allow for drainage. I placed some stepping stones for us…

Creating a dog-friendly backyard doesn’t need to be difficult, try making some of the 17 Dog-Friendly Backyard Ideas below. These ideas will protect your