Hedgehogs thrive in a variety of habitats, but they prefer environments that provide plenty of cover and places to hide. Ideal habitats include gardens, woodlands, and hedgerows. They enjoy areas with dense vegetation, such as shrubs and tall grass, which offer protection from predators. A well-maintained garden with a mix of flowers, bushes, and leaves can be perfect for hedgehogs. Additionally, providing a hedgehog house or a safe corner in your garden can encourage them to take up residence. It's important to ensure that the area is free from pesticides and chemicals, as these can be harmful to their health.

As for dogs, they also need a suitable habitat that includes a safe, spacious area for exercise and play. A fenced yard is ideal, allowing them to roam freely while keeping them safe from traffic and other dangers. Providing shade, water, and shelter from harsh weather conditions is essential for their well-being. Both hedgehogs and dogs can coexist in a garden if the environment is managed carefully, ensuring that hedgehogs have places to hide and dogs are supervised to prevent any stress or harm to the hedgehogs.

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