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By Connie Lyons
Newpapm Contributing Writer
What a lovely picture!
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garden seat, surrounded by rolling swaths of emerald lawns and impeccable flowerbeds, the happy resident relaxes with his beloved canine companion curled peacefully at his feet.
Is this reality? Not likely, but it could be with a certain amount of work and careful planning. DogB love blooming yards and flower beds (they positively revel in them), but unfortunately, their merrymaking can lead to ruin and destruction. So here are some suggestions an how to keep a cherished garden safe from your dog (and a cherished dog safe from the garden).
One approach is to create a yard within a yard, confining the dog to his own safely fenced spot.
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