Sometimes you need to introduce a non-native garden predator to help with the ecosystem. Growmies, meet Titan.
Sometimes you need to introduce a non-native garden predator to help with the ecosystem. Growmies, meet Titan.
So turns out they just let you leave with puppies now, was expecting atleast a week process. Not quite done the dog run, but enough he’s got a good amount of space while I get stuff done.
His current section to veg out in.
He's cute, sure, but that litter fucker is gonna do some excavating. I can see it in his eyes. His giant, adorable, puddle-of-love eyes
He stays out of the gardens feet wise more or less, but he definitely likes to try and help dead head the marigolds.
They're colorful and they have a flavor!
Pleeease smooch him for me, he's too cute!
He's an adorable lil predator of prized plants. Our dog is not much into digging, some breeds just aren't good at "foraging" for prized plants. Now if it's on a tabletop....
The marigolds seem to work, he mainly goes for them. He’s been paws in the garden a few times, but the raised beds seem to be a good indicator for him. But the dog run is done enough, so he won’t be out by the veggie gardens much without full supervision anymore at least.