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I am the mom of two bassets - a 6 yr old male and a 20 month old female. My female has taken to digging and I haven't been able to deter her. When we got her 4 months ago, she dug some holes but quit after a while - we chalked it up to moving stress. In the past two weeks she has been digging up a storm, and even filling holes w/poop doesn't deter her. She just finds new places to dig. They aren't body size holes, just holes. No bones or toys in them. We have a nice fenced in yard w/a pool that she uses, so she isn't digging to cool off (we are in Florida) and no routines have changed. I'm at wits end - our male has never been a digger and is smart as a whip. She is mentally challenged - sweet as can be and lovable, but just doesn't respond to any type of scolding or discipline. It's always playtime- even right after you have scolded her. Can anyone help with this before she destroys my entire yard? Would spaying her help? Thanks,
Cookie's mom
Cookie's mom