That just pushed me over the edge this morning. I am sorry to laugh! I agree with the mulch, not a good idea. Just plain old grass. Right now we are filling in the winter holes with top soil, and staking them off with green mesh fencing to give them a fighting chance! :lol: The doggie door is such a good idea, but we are afraid to cut into the house and the screen door is aluminum. We really don't need it because Moosie just pushes the door open with his nose when he wants out! Katie always waits like a lady for us to open the door for her! We try to keep rocks and leaves out of their play space because they eat them! Plus they eat the roses, baby breath and anything else in their way! Oh my! Part of the joy of loving our babies!We installed an artificial grass putting green, which is now called the pooping green. It is the preferred place for houndie elimination. My husband is not amused.[/b]
At least your basset doesn't know how to open the door...That just pushed me over the edge this morning. I am sorry to laugh! I agree with the mulch, not a good idea. Just plain old grass. Right now we are filling in the winter holes with top soil, and staking them off with green mesh fencing to give them a fighting chance! :lol: The doggie door is such a good idea, but we are afraid to cut into the house and the screen door is aluminum. We really don't need it because Moosie just pushes the door open with his nose when he wants out! Katie always waits like a lady for us to open the door for her! We try to keep rocks and leaves out of their play space because they eat them! Plus they eat the roses, baby breath and anything else in their way! Oh my! Part of the joy of loving our babies![/b]