Help with dog digging holes and escaping...

[talisman]

Yeah, because giving a dog a treat everytime it doesn't dig out will really work.

I wish someone would shock you every time you hit "Submit Reply."

[Ruffdaddy]

I wish someone would shock you every time you hit "Submit Reply."

You better watch out before I submit your stores number to that moving website and you end up having to demote your entire minimum wage staff because movers are calling every 30 seconds

[Super Coupe]

Yeah, because giving a dog a treat everytime it doesn't dig out will really work.

Works for me. My dog does not dig. He used to be bad about tearing up stuff but now he has learned without shock collars or barbed wire. We go for at least 2 walks a day. Treat him when he poops outside and pees outside. He can already do a ton of tricks too. But a shock collar would be a lot easier.

[ELVIS]

Works for me. My dog does not dig. He used to be bad about tearing up stuff but now he has learned without shock collars or barbed wire. We go for at least 2 walks a day. Treat him when he poops outside and pees outside. He can already do a ton of tricks too. But a shock collar would be a lot easier.

tie him to your r/c car kyle!!

god bless.

[Ruffdaddy]

Works for me. My dog does not dig. He used to be bad about tearing up stuff but now he has learned without shock collars or barbed wire. We go for at least 2 walks a day. Treat him when he poops outside and pees outside. He can already do a ton of tricks too. But a shock collar would be a lot easier.

You didnt have a digging dog retard. There are some things you cannot give a treat to fix. My dog doesn't dig either, and is amazingly behaved...but I can't take credit for all of that. Some of it was luck with the dog we picked. I'm not even the one that said shock collar...I think electric fence is best.

[Super Coupe]

tie him to your r/c car kyle!!

god bless.

He loves chasing my 4wd sct around and loves chewing on stadium truck tires. Lol

[GeorgeG.]

We were thinking about that but what is the best way to utilize it so she stops doing it. If we don't see her doing it we can not shock her while digging. If we shock her when she gets near coming back it might prevent her from coming back. I guess we could shock her until she falls over, pick her up, put her nose in the hole and shock her again lol.

get a fence containment system. You bury a wire around the areas you don't want the dog to get to (fence, flower beds, etc) and they wear a shock collar. Once they get too close, it gives a warning beep and if they don't move, it sends a small jolt. After about a week or so, they learn where the boundaries are and stop as soon as they hear the beep. I have that for my dog and it works like a charm.