No commercial repellent consistently keeps dogs out of a yard. Sulfur, naphthalene, and blood meal products may work briefly, but dogs quickly habituate. Efficacy is estimated at 50% or lower.
‘Scardy Cat!’ and ‘Dog’s Gone!’ coleus hybrids are marketed as pet repellents in some regions, but their effectiveness is unproven in the Southeast.
Communication and barriers remain the most reliable approaches.
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