PetWhisperer: That sounds like a perfect idea! First, pick herbs that are safe for pets—mint, basil, rosemary, and chamomile are great choices. Keep the soil a little on the drier side, so you won’t have to water as often, and use a raised bed or a window box so the plants stay out of reach of curious paws. Add a little terracotta pot of lavender for the scent—just make sure the lavender is not too strong for the dog’s nose. You could even line the edge with some mulch that’s safe for dogs, like cedar chips. And remember, a little sun, a little shade, and a tiny watering schedule will keep the garden thriving while giving your furry friend a calm scent to sniff. If your dog gets a bit obsessed with the plants, just give them a tasty chew toy to divert their attention—nothing makes a pet more protective than a good snack!