3 big dogs in backyard




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Dogs can wreak havoc on a yard for sure and I know how frustrating it can be when you're trying to have nice people stuff there too. But obviously we love our dogs and I'd choose dog over nice yard any day!
Sounds like you found some great options to work for you and thanks for coming back to share what worked. My suggestion was exactly what you found out -- make an area for them to be nutty, do their stuff, and help them to figure out that's their spot. Great job!
This is a good article but not sure if you it will work with your dogs but you can try. https://www.k9ofmine.com/best-grass-for-dogs/
I would carve out an area specifically for the dogs if possible, using something that is easy on their paws and can handle the messes they make. Then landscape the rest of the yard as you please. How you enclose the area or direct the dogs there is up to you, but perhaps an invisible fence area might help.
https://californiasodcenter.com/blog/prevent-your-dog-from-destroying-your-lawn
6 Years on and the designated dog potty area is working like a charm! The older dogs taught the new ones how it works. I highly recommend