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Common reasons include holes in the ground leading to dogs escaping out of fenced areas, or just general property damage (dogs can quickly dig large holes which
by jshmrsn 5y ago
Common reasons include holes in the ground leading to dogs escaping out of fenced areas, or just general property damage (dogs can quickly dig large holes which are walking hazards, and don’t look as nice as a well kept yard). Also, when children play in the street, for example, wouldn’t you stop in that kind of situation? Or if children were digging large holes on someone else’s / public property?
- gverrilla 5y agoCan't you just cover the holes, instead of trying to force dogs out of their nature?
- warent 5y agowell you could say this about any behavior. Why teach children to stop peeing their pants, isn't that just trying to force them out of their nature? There's nothing abusive about training a dog about proper behavior. Anyway, I think a dog's nature is more about obeying humans than digging holes. That's kind of the deal we made thousand of years ago
- gverrilla 5y agopeeing their pants will make them smell and mprobably irritate the skin. digging holes is a completely normal behavior for a dog (unless it's excessive or coupled with abnormal behavior).
- seg_lol 5y agoI was at the beach a couple days ago and dug two excellent holes, one was artistic in nature an the other was a nice holder for a bottle of wine. Nice way to pass the time while chatting with friends.
- vagrantJin 5y ago> Anyway, I think a dog's nature is more about obeying humans than digging holes The international Canis organizations call such speech slavery and a canine revolutionary uprising is nigh.