How to Keep Dogs Out of Flower Beds?

Our well-tended flower beds add vibrancy and color to life, which often attracts our dogs. In the dog's eyes, the newly turned soil in the flower beds, the insects between the flowers and the grass and the unknown small wild fruits are all new things. The abundant sunshine and sweet air in the flower beds make the dog more willing to dig in the flower beds. We believe that dogs do not deliberately destroy flower beds, but those growing plants are hard to bear the dog's unconstrained play. After losing some plants, the dog's behavior in the flower beds may bring you several big pits, and the flower bed is in a mess.

Many dog owners who have the same problems have practiced many ways to solve this problem. Let's choose the one that suits you!

1. The most ideal way is when the dog appears around the flower bed, the dog owner can accompany, to achieve the effect of supervising the dog. Always pay attention to the dog walking, once the dog appears to destroy the flower bed, the dog owner can stop them in time to minimize the destruction of flower beds. But not all owners have such ample monitoring time, so it is a good choice to give protective measures to the flower beds in advance.

2. It should be emphasized that we do not recommend using chemical reagents to expel dogs. Chemical damage to various plants is uncertain and can damage the soil. If our pets are unfortunately eat chemicals, it can have unpredictable consequences. Marigold is very suitable for flower beds. They have a beautiful view and a special smell. Dogs don't like this taste, so plant some marigolds in the flower beds to prevent dogs from entering the flower beds.

3. The use of sound waves is also a way of not recommending. Special sound waves may shock the naughty dogs, but they also scare away the birds that come to the flower beds, so that the flower beds are a lot less vitality.

4. Some common things can also effectively expel dogs. Dogs don't like spicy and bitter, so it's possible to sprinkle some chili powder, orange peel and coffee grounds in the flower beds. These materials are easy to obtain and they are less harmful to the soil, which is an environmentally friendly choice.

5. Building a fence can isolate dogs and flower beds, which is a bit expensive and complicated. If you want to do it in a simple way, you can choose some pine cones and spread them in the flower beds. Dogs don't like to step on it. When trimming the flower beds, we can deliberately leave some more prominent thorns or plants. You can choose any method you like to create some trouble in the path of the dog entering the flower bed.

6. When the dog is still young, we can guide them to avoid the garden, train them to be more interested in toys, and give them a sense of security. A dog that trusts the owner will be more obedient to the owner's instructions.

The process of competing with dogs for the right to use flower beds is a long-term battle. If the dog just likes to walk in the flower bed, it may be better to leave a special road for it than to shuttle the plants between plants. If the dog likes to dig, the owner can also leave a space in the flower bed for the dog to play freely. Meet the dog's little hobbies, the dog will no longer destroy the plants in the flower beds.