Dogs’ impressive sense of smell is well known, and it’s something you can use to your advantage to keep dogs out of your yard. All you have to do is plant some pungent herbs.

Either way, thinking about how to keep dogs out of your yard may not be your top priority. After all, keeping your yard looking good is an ongoing struggle, with pests and weeds at the forefront.

Fencing, raised beds, hedges, and sprinklers can help keep dogs out of garden beds. If all else fails, work toward a shared, inclusive outdoor space by accepting damage your dog may cause.

Regarding the Feb. 19 Metro article “Chicken-chasers catch a break”: A dog should be kept on its owner’s property, but sometimes dogs get loose or are let free to roam. It is my job to keep ...

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The most effective ways to keep nuisance dogs out of your garden have been revealed. By Franca Akenami 17:17, Sat, Mar 23, 2024 | UPDATED: 11:57, Sun, Mar 24, 2024 ...

Your dog could be digging for any number of reasons — to beat the heat, to find pests or due to boredom. Observe your dog to find out the underlying cause of nonstop digging, and maybe you won ...