For big, active diggers in Dallas: avoid lava rock (sharp) and large gravel (tracks indoors, ruins floors). Best: large-shred hardwood mulch (breaks down slowly, less tracking). Or: small crushed stone (pea gravel, crushed granite) ONLY if a buffer zone separates it from the house.
Ultimate solution: a 16×16-foot fenced dog run with concrete floor and deep mulch. Rotate yard access—1 hour AM/PM. Keeps lawn intact, dogs happy, mud contained.
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