Fence Talks | Fixing pet damage

Fixing pet damage

We treat our pets like people, but they don’t always treat the yard so well. DIYers Scott and Kim Vargo work with Boris The Pibble to repair and prevent pet damage in the yard.

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You love your dog, but probably not what they do to your lawn. Learn how Yellow Brick Home helped Boris the Pibble tackle pet yard damage.

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Meet our Experts

Scott and Kim Vargo

Scott and Kim Vargo

Scott and Kim are a husband and wife design duo living in Chicago, Illinois, sharing their passion projects of nurturing old homes back to health while sharing inspiration and DIY tips. They're also parents to a baby girl, a rescue pit bull and an adopted elder cat.

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boris the pibble

Boris The Pibble

Boris The Pibble is a 3-year-old rescue pit bull from
St. Louis, Missouri. He loves nothing more than to hang out with his two kitty sisters or play a good game of fetch in his backyard. When he's not playing in his backyard, he can be found at his local dog park, taking hikes or having an occasional swim.

Boris the Pibble

Niki Jabbour

Niki Jabbour is the award-winning author of four best-selling books including The Year Round Vegetable Gardener and Growing Under Cover. She’s also a two-time winner of the prestigious American Horticultural Society Book Award. Niki is the executive producer and long-time host of the popular radio show The Weekend Gardener. She writes for newspapers and magazines like Fine Gardening and Birds and Blooms, and is a founder of SavvyGardening.com. Niki grows a wide variety of vegetables in her extensive raised bed garden in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Little Mountain Ranch (LMR)

Chelsea Nicole and her family live on a small ranch in the interior of British Columbia, Canada. They have been gardening and farming for 20 years learning how to do both in the challenging short growing season of the north. Chelsea shares about their experiences and lessons learned on her Youtube channel and Instagram account. She has a belief that making do with what you have and being creative is more important than doing things perfectly.