A fence or more considerate neighbors would work. You could put up any kind of low fencing, if your neighborhood allows it. In my city, you can't have a fence in front unless you are on a corner lot with no backyard.
There are sprays for deer,but there are also some for dogs. I don’t want them in my yard eother. I walk along the curb and spray onto the grass and it seems to work for me.
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A fence or more considerate neighbors would work. You could put up any kind of low fencing, if your neighborhood allows it. In my city, you can't have a fence in front unless you are on a corner lot with no backyard.
Talk to their owner. If that fails a fence. Chemicals can be toxic so you may expose not only dogs but your family to danger or worse.
Your dogs, or others? A fence, but that can be costly. Maybe this can help
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/make-dog-repellent-yard-50043.html
There are sprays for deer,but there are also some for dogs. I don’t want them in my yard eother. I walk along the curb and spray onto the grass and it seems to work for me.