Secure your garden perimeter - assess the perimeter of your garden to see if there are any potential access points that your animal could escape from or another animal could easily get in through.
Use raised plant beds - if your dog is determined to dig in your plants then we would recommend creating a designated digging space in your garden for them to explore.
Eliminate toxic plants, choose pet-safe plants instead - here is a list of some of the most common plants found in gardens that are harmful to dogs specifically:
Onions, Garlic and Chives
English Ivy, Mistletoe, Foxglove
Daffodils, Bluebells, Tulips
Acorns, Conkers (horse chestnuts), Fungi
Tomato plants, Aloe Vera, Daisies
Cover any ponds or pools when not in use
Use pet-safe gardening products