An 8-month-old beagle digging around hibiscus roots is a common challenge. Scent-based repellents exist but vary in effectiveness. A more reliable solution is physical exclusion.
Over time, the dog learns the area is inaccessible and loses interest. Protecting the hibiscus roots now prevents long-term damage.
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