A lot of dogs love to dig.
There are some breeds that are more prone to digging than others.
Three breeds that are on the top of the digging list, are terriers, huskies and malamutes.
With different reasons why your dog won't stop digging, it's time to do a bit of research.
We will discuss two tips for a dog digging behavior problem and see if this will help you get control of the situation.
Dogs get bored easily and don't like to be left alone or feel neglected.
If everyone is out of the house, say at school and work, your dog is going to get bored and needs to do something to exert some of his energy so he doesn't destroy the house in some way, or if he is left outside, he doesn't dig a large enough hole under the fence that he gets out.
If your dog must be left alone for any length of time, you need to get into the daily habit of spending time with him and giving him attention while you are home, which will prevent the digging when you aren't home.
So, one of the two tips for dog digging behavior problem solutions are to play with him and the very best thing you can do is to take him for a walk every single day.
He won't misbehave while you are gone and he will be looking forward to you getting home and going for a invigorating walk together.
Dogs need physical activity, attention and stimulation.
The next tip is to section off a part of your yard that will be just his.
You may need to put cement blocks down around the fence, securely, so he can't get out, but at least he will get his digging out of his system without destroying the rest of your yard.
You could even build an area with fresh dirt and let him go at it - but only in that special section.