Proof that it’s Tucker, not some random wildlife, who’s digging up my yard.

Want more proof? Here you go:
He only does this when he’s bored. Lately he’s been more bored than not, despite an increase in his walks. Must be the nicer weather…
I took a video walking around our icky yard which is getting a makeover sometime – hopefully – this spring. We’re waiting for a quote from the same guys who did our retaining wall a year or two ago. Even if we decide to move or I decide to move or whatever happens, cleaning up the yard will increase the resale value of this place. Plus with covid still around for the foreseeable future, having a proper yard to do some outdoor socializing in will benefit especially the teens but also me who likes to write outside.
So here’s the clip of Mr. Shenanigans who caused some trouble in the backyard.
So I think he had a pebble in his mouth. Either that or a piece of bark. Also excuse my sniffling.
I took this video two or three days ago before I started raking the lawn. I raked the lawn on Friday afternoon (yesterday) in the bright sunshine and it’s already looking much better than what is shown in that clip.
And Tucker is wearing his harness which means he had just gotten back from a walk with me. I’m the only one who puts that red harness on him along with two leashes. ππ
Maybe you’ll find a clue here that’s a solution.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/why-is-my-dog-digging/
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Thank you. It’s a Beagle trait… π
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Adorable and I feel your challenge. Charlie eats the most random things he finds on the trail. I donβt have a yard so when he digs itβs not my problem. π
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Lol
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Could be worse, he could be eating every apple off an apple tree with a trails of runs through the house…That happened to my brother with his pittbull
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Oy.
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Heβs an active bratβ£οΈ
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Yup. π³
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He’s sure gotten big and fast. oh the love of dogs! ππ€£
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He is quick, that’s for sure and he’s grown a lot. π
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He sure is and has!!! such a cute Mr. destructo π€£
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What a guy. Looking for something. What did he eat?
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Bark and pebbles…ππ
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Lol. Whadda guy, π
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Oh, he is so handsome! And a very energetic digger, it seems.
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Indeed. I started in the front yard later on…π³
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I think my Zeus started, Ben enlarged dirt hole beats all of yours combined. π
Tucker is a quick one!
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Yeah we have some similarities don’t we…π³
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Excellent work Tucker. I am proud of him.
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Yes you would be wouldn’t you. π³π
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Sorry, but Tucker is adorable, little rascal! C
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I know….sigh…lol. π
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Yeah, beagles are notorious diggers. Donβt ever try to fence one in, youβll spend all your time filling in the holes.
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Yes, we are learning this. π
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I’m surprised Mr. Shenanigans was in frame as often as he was…he can scoot. And all backyards appear exhausted after winter.
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He is fast. And loves it when I chase him. π
Yes, true. The backyard needs some TLC.
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Maybe consider an all concrete back yard. Think of it as a super huge patio.
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Yes that’s the plan but not all of it just part of it, about half. Plus the deck will get a bit larger too so we can keep the barbecue upstairs near the door along with some lawn chairs, which is where I’m sitting now because I have morning sun and it’s sheltered and warm.
I thought about doing an all patio backyard but for the dog I think a little bit of grass is still nice especially when he has to pee. And for resale value a small amount of greenery in a city plot is attractive especially if there’s vegetable plots back there too.
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Silly, silly puppy!
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Yes. π¬
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Git dem groundhogs! π
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I think our groundhog family has moved on when all the puppies arrived… there’s a chocolate lab puppy next door, her name is Olive, the groundhog always birthed under her shed. But since Olive arrived, no more groundhogs. π
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