Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

If it was a cat, I would have suggested getting a supersoaker and blasting it up the bum everytime it ventured near your flowers... (doesn't hurt the cat or the flowers, only the cats pride, and they learn damn fast to avoid where they get soaked) but that doesn't tend to work so well with dogs.

Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

Moth balls.

They do work.:thumbup:

Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

They're supposed to work for mice too, so I put about 20 in my car during winter storage. Come spring the mothballs were all chewed up and covered in mouse shit and there was a nest made of mothballs under the dash, Made the car stink so bad of mothballs my eyes watered for the whole of the next season every time I got into it, made my freaking nose run so much I had to keep stopping the car and getting out for fresh air. Even now, a few years later, once the sun warms the car up the smell returns.

Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

All those poor moths gave for nothing. :(:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

so if I get this right my flower bed should involve the following

Electric fencing, automatic water sprays, moth balls, pepper spray, critter repellant and large sticks.

I should expect a gold award for modernism from that flower thing that goes on in London.

Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

You forgot the claymores :rofl:

Re: Keeping pets off of flower beds
 

That was my second link, so no you didnt imagine them.