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How to stop Dog urine from killing your grass

Marcus E Curtis Author/ Breeder/ Founder of the
May 2, 2020
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How to stop Dog Urine from killing your grass Whether you just purchased a puppy, you have one older dog or multiple dogs, if you have a nice yard with green grass, this is a problem you may want to learn about. Enjoying your best friend on a beautiful lawn is as enjoyable for you as it is for them. So being able to continue that enjoyment with your furry companion and maintaining that lush green lawn can be quite the challenge. Below we will cover 5 basic topics on this subject and give you some helpful tips Why Dog urine damage grass How to repair Urine lawn spots How to repair Urine dead spots How to prevent Urine spots Ultimate way to prevent Urine spots Why does dog Urine damage grass Your pet is Man’s best friend and they love that lush green lawn just like you but over time without taking the right steps, their Urine can cause problems, damage and in extreme cases kill areas of your lawn. What causes the damage is due to the high amounts of Nitrogen and Sodium in their urine. Contrary to common myths it isn’t just female dogs but all dogs Urine that can do damage. How to repair lawn spots The best way to repair lawn spots is to make sure first your lawn gets significant amounts of daily irrigation and fertilizer. Next when you American Molossus or other breed of dog Urinates, water the rea heavily to dilute the concentration of Nitrogen and Sodium in that specific area. How to repair Urine dead spots The worst case scenario is when the lawn has suffered to the point of dead spots which the area has brown, dead spots with now or very little life left. This is the most extreme case and can be remedied as well. First water the area deeply to wash out the Nitrogen and sodium contents, then add lawn seed and top soil. If this is done and continued irrigation is maintained, those areas will come back to life. How to prevent Urine spots There is an old saying that an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure. This case is no exception. The best way to help save damage to your lawn is to train your American Molossus or other canine friend to Urinate in a designated spot or area before playing on the grass. With puppy potty training, this the best training as well. Give them one designated area that they know this is where to go and you, your lawn and your furry buddy will coexist happily. Ultimate way to prevent Urine lawn spots Don’t have grass lol I hope these this blog was helpful and I appreciate your interest. To see more helpful blogs like this one visit the blogs page on our site www.OldWorldMolossus.com Please share and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube at Old World Molossus and American Molossus Marcus E Curtis Realtor, Dog breeder and Author Owner and Founder of The American Molossus/ Old World Molossus Owner and Founder of Victorian Depot Author of Dog Breeding Secrets WWW.OldWorldMolossus.com WWW.VictorianDepot.com WWW.VictorianHomes4u.com

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