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Has your landscape gone to the dogs--literally? Backyard landscaping for dogs will solve that problem. There are a couple of things to keep in mind when purchasing plants and features for the backyard:

• Don't put anything in the backyard that can hurt the dog.
• Don't put anything in the backyard that the dog can hurt.

Firstly, log on to ASPCA.com and get the list of plants that are poisonous for dogs. Take this with you to the nursery when buying plants. There are plenty of beautiful non-poisonous plants to choose from so don't let that list be a discouragement.

Backyard landscaping for dogs requires a potty area for the dog. Prepare the area with gravel or dirt. Put a fire hydrant or something to serve as a fire hydrant in this spot. A large log or rock would work fine. Train the dog to use this area only for potty breaks. This won't be a factor for female dogs, but male dogs like to have something they can mark as their territory. Place a decorative feature or two in this area, but make it something that will hold up under dog urine. A water feature for the dog to drink out of would work well.

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