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I agree with Skybo. It depends on the dog, temperature and frequency of watering. I'm not a TV resident yet but I see the same problem where I live now. Neighbors have the same type of yard and grass that I do but will walk their dog and let them urinate on others property. How rude can you get? I have always owned dogs and love them all but my dogs-my yard. If you let them out into your yard before you take them for a walk, they will learn to do their business there. I'm pretty sure it is the owners who are rude and need training. Male dogs will attempt to "mark" territory even when they have no water left in the tank but that is not going to kill grass or damage plants. Certainly, letting my pets urinate on your property is not the first impression I would want to make when I meet my new neighbors. Here is a link to the product that will stand guard:
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This whole dog pee topic is.....................(wait for it)...................."p!ssing" me off!! :shocked:
Feeble attempt at humor.... :wave: Bill :) |
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I can't wait to get to TV, even though the big event of the day is dog pee! It seems mild in comparison for what us wanna bes have to deal with on a daily basic living outside of the bubble. I wish the most stressful thing in my life was dog urine.
Years ago we had two large Dobermans, now that was a lot of pee and their urine did not turn our grass brown. Is it possible you have a grass fungus, maybe red thatch? After the dogs died we had a few summers with brown patches which turned out to be a fungus (caused by high humidity) which was easily treated with chemicals by a lawn service. |
I think dog owners are so inconsiderate, they carry those plastic bags, but if you are not watching them they don't pick up CRAP....
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You guys need to get a life.
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Actually, it's a battle here, and just about in every other community where pets live. Here we have TOTV to sound off on! |
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