Install a fence or border. Also train your dogs. It's not that hard. Also choose you plants carefully. I used pet friendly shrubs that are not delicate so that if they happen to get in the beds while playing ball, nothing gets trampled.
If these dogs belong to neighbors, sprinkle cayenne pepper, or spray a mix of garlic oil, orange oil, oil of cloves, and peppermint oil around your garden area. Planting pots of Ruta graveolens and French marigolds, and lemon verbena nearby should also work.
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Sprinkle cayenne pepper or chili powder around. May have to reapply.
Install a fence or border. Also train your dogs. It's not that hard. Also choose you plants carefully. I used pet friendly shrubs that are not delicate so that if they happen to get in the beds while playing ball, nothing gets trampled.
https://wagwalking.com/training/stay-out-of-the-garden
https://m.wikihow.com/Keep-Dogs-out-of-Flower-Beds
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/pests/animals/keep-dog-out-of-garden.htm
One of these might help.
If they are your pets, train them to stay out of the garden. Also, a small decorative fence could help unless they really want to get in there.
If these dogs belong to neighbors, sprinkle cayenne pepper, or spray a mix of garlic oil, orange oil, oil of cloves, and peppermint oil around your garden area. Planting pots of Ruta graveolens and French marigolds, and lemon verbena nearby should also work.