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    Prairie Dog Damage & Other Problems - Critter Control

    • Prairie dogs are stocky, short-tailed rodents. While some people find these animals cute and fun to watch, prairie dogdamage to properties can be severe. Harmful behaviors include: 1. Digging unsightly b… See more

    Eyesores in The Yard

    One of the biggest issues with prairie dog damage is that it destroys a yard’s natural beauty. Lawns peppered with dirt mounds and prairie dog holeslook messy and untended. … See more

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    Dead Gardens

    In addition to causing visual damage, prairie dogs eat flowers and crops. They love to feed on buds and roots, which can completely kill gardenplants, fruits, and vegetables… See more

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    On Dangerous Ground

    The most common type of prairie dog damage comes from tunneling. Holesand piles of dirt make ground uneven to walk on, posing a tripping hazard for people, pets, and li… See more

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    Snakes and Spiders

    Not only do prairie dogs damage yards, but their burrowsalso attract harmful pests. Among the most concerning of these are rattlesnakesand black widow spiders. Both may take s… See more

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    Can a prairie dog kill a lawn?
    Prairie dogs can decimate a well-manicured lawn quickly, leaving an expensive repair job behind. Unfortunately, the only way to really get rid of them is through flooding the den. Most of the prairie dogs will escape, but a few will likely drown. Always be sure to identify the species before attempting this method.
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    Eyesores in The Yard
    Dead Gardens
    On Dangerous Ground
    Snakes and Spiders
    Can a prairie dog kill a lawn?
     
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