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Originally Posted by coffeebean
I would bet you are not a dog owner. I always have my male dog relieve himself on my own backyard lawn. I have no idea why but I do not have any dead grass from the urine, anywhere on my lawn. I do always rotate the area where I bring him on his leash.
Even though I always have my dog relieve himself on my back yard lawn before our walks, he will always find just a little bit of pee left to pee on the neighbor's lawns. It's a male thing.
The two local dog parks here in TV are out of the question for my elderly 17 1/2 year old Beagle. When I took him there, the parks were littered with poop and he has a "thing" for poop if you know what I mean.
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You would lose that bet, dogs have always been a big part of our lives and still are now. I do understand what you are saying, I can tell you love dogs and I do not wish to be argumentative, but I do wish to share how I interpret the bolded line in your post.
Even though I always have my dog relieve himself on my back yard lawn before our walks, I always allow him to pee on the neighbor's lawns.
IMO and based on all of our dogs through our lives, dogs only do what they are allowed to do, except when they are pups and still learning.
This is me after I post something like this:
