London, UK: foxes (mother + cubs) in fenced garden (40 ft). No food, clean, mowed lawn. Ads for sonic repellents and urine sprays. Wants effective removal.
Backfill den, flood, make area unpleasant. Check UK humane laws—animal rights activism strong.
Fox urine kills grass. Disease risk real but often overstated. ICWDM disease info.
Fox-proof fence: Buried 6", 2m high, 1ft outward overhang to prevent climbing.
Foxes cause minimal damage. Consider coexistence if risks acceptable.
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