Dog "POO" ruining lawn - February 8th, 2007 at 09:23 PM
dogs like going on my lawn. The Poo is killing it! What do i do(do)!!!
Re: Dog "POO" ruining lawn - February 10th, 2007 at 02:53 AM
look for products such as "doggy NO"
Re: Dog "POO" ruining lawn - February 21st, 2007 at 11:45 PM
Thankyou
Re: Dog "POO" ruining lawn - March 2nd, 2007 at 02:21 PM
dog "poo" is good for the soil.
Re: Dog "POO" ruining lawn - March 6th, 2007 at 01:53 AM
Like johnCT said Dog poo is good for the soil , just water it in good . If it is a problem for you there are sprays you can put out there that deter the animals from your yard . You can use it in flower beds as a good fertilizer too , just not in crops you eat .
Re: Dog "POO" ruining lawn - March 16th, 2007 at 09:11 PM
While I don't know if I would call the poo ( I guess you can't write poo(p) 
) good for the lawn, I don't think that is what is killing the grass. Unless it is being left for a prolonged period of time in hot weather, most of the time it is actually urine that is killing the lawn, by over fertilizing the area. The best thing that you can do is flush the area with plenty of water. Or try to get the dog to go elsewhere. There is also an ole wives tale that female dogs urine is more harmful then a males. This is not really correct since the females usually squat the urine is more concentrated in one area, then if a male were to spray.
If it is not your dog, and you can find the owner, ask him to try to keep his pet on a leash or check with your local laws to see what your rights are.
) good for the lawn, I don't think that is what is killing the grass. Unless it is being left for a prolonged period of time in hot weather, most of the time it is actually urine that is killing the lawn, by over fertilizing the area. The best thing that you can do is flush the area with plenty of water. Or try to get the dog to go elsewhere. There is also an ole wives tale that female dogs urine is more harmful then a males. This is not really correct since the females usually squat the urine is more concentrated in one area, then if a male were to spray.If it is not your dog, and you can find the owner, ask him to try to keep his pet on a leash or check with your local laws to see what your rights are.