I have a one year old who LOVES going outside every time I do. His name is Moochi but I call him The Mooch. I've replaced about 10 lbs of soil in newly constructed raised beds because he likes to pee in the soft soil.
I also have small dogs so the raised beds deter them from releaving themselves on plants planted at grade, and I purchased a roll of green garden fence netting which has provided fencing around the raised beds to deter the dogs and The Mooch from jumping into the beds, however the fencing is cumbersome at times.
I experimented with just laying the fence netting flat onto a new bed, and it did deter Moochi but still gave free allowance for the dogs to jump up onto the bed when they became hyper from other dogs passing by.
Solution: I bi-sected the back yard with the fence netting leaving grass on one half for the dogs to meander and play around in. The other side is the garden area, raised beds with low fence netting to keep The Mooch out.
Interesting - I will try the outside litter box idea -
I have a one year old who LOVES going outside every time I do. His name is Moochi but I call him The Mooch. I've replaced about 10 lbs of soil in newly constructed raised beds because he likes to pee in the soft soil.
I also have small dogs so the raised beds deter them from releaving themselves on plants planted at grade, and I purchased a roll of green garden fence netting which has provided fencing around the raised beds to deter the dogs and The Mooch from jumping into the beds, however the fencing is cumbersome at times.
I experimented with just laying the fence netting flat onto a new bed, and it did deter Moochi but still gave free allowance for the dogs to jump up onto the bed when they became hyper from other dogs passing by.
Solution: I bi-sected the back yard with the fence netting leaving grass on one half for the dogs to meander and play around in. The other side is the garden area, raised beds with low fence netting to keep The Mooch out.
Interesting - I will try the outside litter box idea -