Fox!

Some (many?) dogs will roll in Fox's pee and poo, luckily our Dog has no interest in either.

 

If using human pee, use a young Male pee and don't use Female

FC pee into spray bottle and spray around your garden daily

 

Do you have a side gate and alleyway to garden, he may get through the bars

 

Do any of your neighbours keep hens? That would lure a fox into the area.
Are they any take-away/restaurants near to you? That would also lure them.
Any neighbours not quite so particular about how they keep their rubbish?

Agree with @Mark56 about this time of year, so, you need to get this sorted quite quickly and deter the fox from making *your* territory *his*

Totally agree @Scrungee your dog may well be rolling in any scent - thankfully, Ozzy has never shown any interest, which is a good job with his coat!

Human urine is a good idea ... any leftovers tip into the compost bin because it is good for that too.

@Sandy Ground is right about the fences, so look over the top of your fencing and see what the neighbours have on the other side which may/may not be giving them easy access. Truth is more likely they are coming under rather than over (do you still have that large conifer against the fence? Could that be hiding an area they are getting in?)

Good luck, FC - if there is a way to solve it, I know you will find it

 

The foxes that get into my garden are getting over a 6ft fence.
Agreed, under rather than over is the preferred route.

Even see them sunbathing on my shed roof, , up until recently I thought they didn't climb well, but they do.

 

Takes BBQ chicken to the extreme end

 

*cough cough* insurance!

 

Probably a member now then ... so he can learn how to grow his own

 

Hmm.. going to be difficult to get the correct type of pee here. Maybe you should bottle and sell yours FC!