A 501(c)(3) animal rescue in Indiana has a massive clay/mud pit after kennel construction. Grass isn't realistic—dogs will destroy it instantly. The practical, affordable fix: landscape fabric + thick bark mulch.
Step-by-step:
Why this works:
Bonus tip: Create designated "potty areas" with pea gravel or specific mulch zones to concentrate wear and simplify cleanup. Consult a vet or animal behaviorist for layout advice tailored to canine health and safety.
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