I have three dogs. Two of them are easy to live with. The third is Bonnie the Knothead. Bonnie is a 1 year old Wheaten Terrier with twice as much energy and half as much brains as any dog should have.
Why am I talking about my dog in a gardening forum? I'm sure some of you have guessed.
Two days ago I planted two blueberry bushes in my garden. And that night when I let the dogs out to go potty Bonnie dug up my blueberry bushes and deposited them on the deck... just sticks with roots. Not cool. Do I want to watch Bonnie every minute she's out in the yard and spend my time yelling at her? Nope.
So I was thinking... my garden is up against my chain link fence already. I want to plant sugar snap peas. If I get stakes and attach hog wire to them so it forms a panel or two perpendicular to my fence would that keep BonBon from running through my garden like it's the Indy 500? Or would she run right through it and knock the trelis down?
Or... what did any of you do to protect your garden from your dogs? Do I have to fence the whole thing in? That would make it a pib for me to work in it, not to mention cost money and I'm not sure this old lady would be much good at stringing fences.
Ideas short of a doggy frontal lobotomty?
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