Water, Water, Water as soon as possible after event or Call into a Pet store and acquire a chemical to add to water................Why not Gravel the area that is constantly used..........
I tried most of the tips and tricks to change dog urine pH, as well as a otc tablet formulation that was guaranteed to work and it failed and fortunately my money was refunded by the money back guarantee.
My solution has been to train my dogs to pee in a mulched bed and that’s worked over the last 16+ years. Having an invisible fence, and supplementing with a remote training collar to implement training where to pee made this training very easy.... ( collar not needed afterwards)
Good luck in your exploration of a solution that works for you. Maybe theres new ideas. I know how bad the geographic yellow staining in a beautiful green turf can look like!
Turn the dirt over, and reseed. Bring your dog on a leash for about a week, to the place where you want her to urine. Then send her out and she'll go there instead of urinating on the lawn.
Spayed dogs have less estrogen in their urine. The spots are less noticeable or non-existent. You can also train a dog to urinate in one place on your property.
Somehow my house and garden got tiny gnats that killed my fuchsia plant and fly everywhere. I have tried ALL the Web recommendations - soap and oil dishes, sand in th...
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Growing our first garlic, should we wait until the leaves are drying out before we pick it? Husband picked first one today along with our first potatoes.
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Water, Water, Water as soon as possible after event or Call into a Pet store and acquire a chemical to add to water................Why not Gravel the area that is constantly used..........
Prevention is the best advice Imho.
I tried most of the tips and tricks to change dog urine pH, as well as a otc tablet formulation that was guaranteed to work and it failed and fortunately my money was refunded by the money back guarantee.
My solution has been to train my dogs to pee in a mulched bed and that’s worked over the last 16+ years. Having an invisible fence, and supplementing with a remote training collar to implement training where to pee made this training very easy.... ( collar not needed afterwards)
Tip
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/grow/totally-repair-dead-grass-spots-damaged-by-dog-urine-in-3-easy-steps-15057288?se=wkly-20180224&date=20180224&tk=3y4fpw&slg=4d0caa2d137a9e972e71c8748dda4722-5943670&post_position=11
Good luck in your exploration of a solution that works for you. Maybe theres new ideas. I know how bad the geographic yellow staining in a beautiful green turf can look like!
Turn the dirt over, and reseed. Bring your dog on a leash for about a week, to the place where you want her to urine. Then send her out and she'll go there instead of urinating on the lawn.
https://www.countryliving.com/gardening/a38148/how-to-fix-dog-urine-patches/
Spayed dogs have less estrogen in their urine. The spots are less noticeable or non-existent. You can also train a dog to urinate in one place on your property.