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Re: My Own Dog..a pest

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Susan,

	Try putting a lawn sprinkler (the kind that pulse) in your garden and
only turn it on when pouch heads the wrong direction. The trick is to NOT
let him see you turn there water on, this way he will know that messing
with moms garden even when shes not home won't be fun. Just an idea,
hopefully Bowser hates the noise and stream of water.

Dan Walker
Zone 8, Portland Oregon


Disclaimer: I'am an idiot, so anything I say may be completely wrong. I 
take no offence to anyone who wishes to proclaim me an idiot publicly, so
long as sound argument and evidence is provided. 



On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 23:19:24 -0500 "Malachi 3:16" <mal316@ix.netcom.com>
writes:
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>   I've been trying to garden in Florida for at least 20 years now
> and have not had much success ( not sure why). I finally have all
> my gardens in order, they are most of the way weeded, and things
> could look real good for gardening for me, except... we have this
> puppy, a 60+ pound golden retriever that is pretty destructive.
> So, I decided to be one step ahead and really work hard on redoing
> the gardens and putting up fencing all around them. I am buying
> the middle size fencing, because if it is too high, I won't be able
> to get into the gardens. It looked like this would work to keep the
> dog out, but, yesterday, I found him with his head over the fence
> chomping in the area where beets were starting to grow :(  
> Today, I saw him in the middle of the garden area ( the mulched 
> part). He hopped over one of the fences to the middle of the
> garden area. Fortunately, he did not ( to my knowledge), get into
> any of the gardens. Its just the fact that he can still get in
> if he wants to, that makes it so disheartening. Anyone else have
> problems with their dogs getting into their gardens? Any suggestions
> or ideas? 
> 
>     Susan Seifert in Zone 9
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