Molly Graf Webboard User Reg: 06-11-2004
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I have a boarding kennel with exercise yard - all dogs go out 3X/day and of course pee/poop in the yard many many times - males and females, big and small - many times. I expected when making the yard that I'd lose the grass pretty quickly. Nope. The grass is the best anywhere - it grows very quickly and when mowed looks like a manicured lawn. I have to mow it often as it grows very quickly and is very thick/healthy grass. The only bald spots are where the dogs run the fenceline. No urine spots, and I don't hose or water it either (except whenever it rains, gets dewey/wet at night). I don't know why. Of course since it's a boarding kennel, the dogs are fed many different kinds of diets - I'd say the only diet that is NOT common is raw. ??? no urine spots on my lawn either which is where my own dogs pee.
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If you can get past the brown spots dog pee is a great fertilizer. The brown spots are actually burn spots just the same as putting too much fertilizer in one location.
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Re: My female's urine is killing my Bermuda grass.
[Re: susan tuck ]
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