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This can be made an attractive area in itself by putting up a split rail fence and backing it with turkey wire.
The height of the fence depends on the size and activity level of the dog. Four feet is usually a safe bet, but for a determined jumper or climber, it will need to be higher. Some dogs are dedicated diggers with the aim of escape: for them, a trench needs to be dug several inches below the fence line and the wire buried in it. Make the area big enough so that the dog has room to run around a bit Provide a shelter and shade if the dog is going to be left outside for long, and, if the dog is a male, some kind of post or upright structure on which he can happily lift his leg.
The ground needs special attention. Grass will be hopelessly worn down in no time, resulting in a
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