Dogs may dig to entertain themselves when they learn that roots and soil "play back."Your dog may be digging if he's left alone in the yard for long period of time without the company of his human family. If his environment is relatively barren-with no playmates or toy, or if he's a puppy or adolescent (under 3 years old) and doesn't have other outlet for his energy. In hot weather, dog may dig holes to lie in the cool dirt. They may also dig to provide themselves with shelter from cold, wind, or rain or to find water. Regardless of the reason your dog is digging, don't punish your dog after the fact. This won't address the cause of behavior, and it will worsen any digging by fear or anxiety. Provide your dog the attention he deserves. Make sure your dog has sufficient time with you on a daily basis. Walks, games of fetch and basic training are all good ways to interact with your dog. Remember, a tired dog is a good one.
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