Dogs may dig out of habit or boredom, to stay cool, to hide food or a toy, or instinctively because of their breed. While it can be difficult to stop, it’s possible.

Dogs love to dig —in yards, under fences, and sometimes they may even pretend to dig up their blankets and dog beds. Digging is a problem that often leaves owners frustrated and property destroyed.

There's four reasons that dogs dig, say vets — once you figure out why, it's easy to get them to stop ...

How to Stop Dogs from Digging Since prevention works best if you can pinpoint why your dog seems to love scooping up your recently planted black-eyed Susans, and we can’t read dog’s minds ...

A dog owner recently asked how to stop his dog from digging in the yard. The dog produced ankle-breaking holes throughout the yard and fence line, leaving the owner worried his pet would escape ...

Here's how to stop a dog digging, plus what this behavior really means.

Some dogs dig. They may be bored, they may want attention or it may be their breed. Whatever the reason, it's really annoying when your dog digs up your lawn or garden.

Struggling with unwanted canine visitors? We have 16 expert-approved strategies for keeping dogs out of your yard.

The dogs are seen digging at the speed of light in a November 2 TikTok video posted to the account @pumpkinthestaffra. Pumpkin then wiggled under the fence to check whether they had dug deep enough.

A dog’s enthusiasm for digging in the garden is not just hazardous for those prized petunias, but can be dangerous for our canine companions, too. Expert dog trainer Ben Randall explains how to stop ...