fcuktheban 140 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 My dogs piss is killing the grass on my garden my wife says she read somewhere that giving the dog i little bit of tomato sauce or tomato puree on thes dogs food everyday will stop this does anyone know if this works or not thanks FFS give yourself a shake mate av never heard as much pish tomato souce or puree http://www.newscientist.com/blog/lastword/2007/05/saucy-dogs.html Quote Link to post
llo_uk 1 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 I used to have that problem, but found the ultimate cure and it never happened again. .................................................Concrete ! Quote Link to post
llo_uk 1 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 My dogs piss is killing the grass on my garden my wife says she read somewhere that giving the dog i little bit of tomato sauce or tomato puree on thes dogs food everyday will stop this does anyone know if this works or not thanks FFS give yourself a shake mate av never heard as much pish tomato souce or puree http://www.newscient...saucy-dogs.html WTF , have you read the last post on that I've been experimenting with the use of my own urine in recent weeks. For the last several years the gardeners have cut the grass and carted away the cuttings. They haven't applied any fertiliser to replace what they've removed. (I use the word "gardeners" loosely, they are hired by the property management company). I distributed perhaps 4 litres of urine diluted 50/50 with water over about 10 sq meters of grass. That's a very strong mix but it was applied during a period with plenty of rain. That section now looks markedly different to the rest of the lawn, with grass that is darker, thicker and significantly taller. As far as I'm concerned the experiment clearly points to doing the entire lawn. :-) Now there are some strange folk on here ,but that is right up there !!!!!! Quote Link to post
fcuktheban 140 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 My dogs piss is killing the grass on my garden my wife says she read somewhere that giving the dog i little bit of tomato sauce or tomato puree on thes dogs food everyday will stop this does anyone know if this works or not thanks FFS give yourself a shake mate av never heard as much pish tomato souce or puree http://www.newscient...saucy-dogs.html WTF , have you read the last post on that I've been experimenting with the use of my own urine in recent weeks. For the last several years the gardeners have cut the grass and carted away the cuttings. They haven't applied any fertiliser to replace what they've removed. (I use the word "gardeners" loosely, they are hired by the property management company). I distributed perhaps 4 litres of urine diluted 50/50 with water over about 10 sq meters of grass. That's a very strong mix but it was applied during a period with plenty of rain. That section now looks markedly different to the rest of the lawn, with grass that is darker, thicker and significantly taller. As far as I'm concerned the experiment clearly points to doing the entire lawn. :-) Now there are some strange folk on here ,but that is right up there !!!!!! Wonder how he "gathered" the urine 1 Quote Link to post
inan 841 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 (edited) it all right if a puppy does it on the grass there pee is to week to mark it if the big dogs do it get a pan of water and pour it over were the dog has just pissed this will dilute it good luck I know a couple who have a wonderful lawn they also have prize winning Standard poodles, they do as yopu suggest,mark the spot and pour a bowl of water on it, it works. My lawn is not so wonderful and, my dogs won't win any prizes so I'm chilled about the odd slash on it. Edited September 12, 2011 by inan Quote Link to post
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