We love our dogs — their antics keep us endlessly entertained. But there is one quirk we could do without: digging. Some pups just can’t seem to help but dig and dig and dig as if they’re looking for ...

If you keep finding holes in your backyard, then you might be wondering how to stop a dog from digging. We're not surprised if you're feeling frustrated by this behavior — it causes a huge mess in ...

A dog digging in a garden with family working behind him. - Fertnig/Getty Images There's nothing more frustrating than spending time planting flowers, vegetables, or fresh grass — only to wake up and ...

Gardeners, be aware that dogs digging around in your beloved garden can destroy plants and cause root damage. In addition, such activities attract pests like insects or rodents that search for ...

Q: How can I stop my dog from digging up my yard? A: Digging is a normal instinct and dogs will dig for various reasons. Understanding the reason for the digging can help you control this behavior.

Getting a new puppy brings a lot of fun and happiness to a home. I know this firsthand because we have a new golden retriever at our home. His name is Cowboy, and he is 16 weeks old. He is now the ...

Do you constantly find your dog digging holes whenever they get the chance? Some breeds, particularly terriers and some hounds, are more inclined to this behavior because it is in their genes. However ...

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know they don’t exactly tiptoe through the tulips. I’m fortunate that none of mine ever had a penchant for digging holes, but my late pit bull, Maddie, used to run ...

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know they don’t exactly tiptoe through the tulips. I’m fortunate that none of mine ever had a penchant for digging holes, but my late pit bull, Maddie, used to run ...

Liz O'Connell is a Newsweek Reporter based in North Carolina. Her focus is on pet news and videos. Liz joined Newsweek in 2023 and had previously worked at PetHelpful.com, the Charlotte Business ...

There's nothing more frustrating than spending time planting flowers, vegetables, or fresh grass — only to wake up and find your garden full of holes. If you have a dog (or even a curious cat), you ...