Elizabeth Bublitz, Creator, Author and Landscape Designer of Pawfriendly Landscapes, is a Featured Writer for The Bark Magazine.

Los Angeles, CA, April 03, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Elizabeth Bublitz, creator, author and landscape designer of Pawfriendly Landscapes, is a featured writer for "The Bark" magazine online. Elizabeth's first article entitled, "Dig In," is for dog owners who want to garden with their dogs.

In her article, Elizabeth discusses how to invite dogs into a garden, placement and size of gardens, various sun exposure and different types of soil prep, such as composting, manures and peat moss. She explains, "I think it's very important to get the word out about having healthy plants without harming or triggering dogs into doing undesirable behavior. Such behavior can be digging up newly installed plants because dogs can smell a potent odor, such as manure or fish emulsion. Therefore, it's best to create a compost bin and feed plants with store bought fertilizers like Miracle Gro or Peters."

Elizabeth's company, Pawfriendly Landscapes, creates beautiful and functional gardens for dogs and dog owners. She explains, "Many people want to deter dogs from their garden and my company has numerous cost effective techniques. My philosophy is design a beautiful yard based on the dog's habits. We use the correct material to create the perfect yard that does not need to be replaced annually."

For more information, please go to www.pawfriendlylandscapes.com or
http://www.thebark.com/content/dig-0.

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