BeckShai&Roxy

Yep we made the fences higher as she was a jumper in the city but she is doing the opposite now, On thinking & reading i think i am going to have to do the electric fence as i really dont want to lose her to traffic or Big Kangaroos & Yes yr right Sir WJ she is def lovin being out & runnin amok coz sometimes when i have just caught her just outside the fence she looks very happy with herself Once again Thankx to all

Ok so some tips on the sand pit.... if you buy a clam shell... job done, LOL!! If you decide to build one like we did, don't put the black lining up the sides as when they find it, they like to tear it off, then they realise it's also at the bottom. Needless to say I think there is enough sand there that the weeds and stuff won't get in but it's nicer to know it's lined. So far so good with the cats, checked again this arve and nothing untoward in there. Thankx again Shelby, I'll let u know how i go

Hi All, WOW Thankyou for all of yr amazing ideas - The sand pit one is great as we live inbetween the beach & a lake so that will be a great start. All of my fencing is chicken wire with decking attached to the bottom, so she can see all the bunnies & roo's in the other properties. She does have bones, Kongs, Chew toys etc. We walk her twice a day approx 4kms each way. If the sand pit does not work i'll try the chicken wire idea even thou it will be 2 house blocks worth lol. Thank you all once again

Heeeeeelp, My 3y/o cross staffy / kelpie keeps digging out under the fences. I have tried putting her poo where she has dug & have sprayed the wood with citronella & have dug bricks in. I am now at a loss & am getting very frustrated as she has so much room to run n play in & she's not bored. We moved 6 weeks ago from the city to the beach & I know she is getting excited with all the new smells around but she will get run over if she keeps it up. ANY IDEAS PLEEEEESE