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on how to remove burn spots from the grass. i've been looking around and i found this one.
http://www.petsmart.com/global/prod...768246&itemNo=36&Nao=24&In=Dog&N=2025632&Ne=2

but theres no reviews on it so i don't know if it works or not. so does anyone have any products you have used before if you do please share thanks

 

[mich]

wow. i'm willing to try it.
i don't have "spots". i have one big spot.

 

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me to if i leave before i get a chance to check the thread i might just go out and by it.

 

[Bob Pr.]

I don't have any ideas on how to remove the spots, just how to prevent them.

The urine is actually healthy for the grass in more dilute form. It's just that it's too strong as it comes from the tap.

Keep a gallon jug of water by the door you use to take the dog out and wherever it pees, pour the water over it. Works fine.

http://plantanswers.tamu.edu/turf/dog_lawn_problems.html

Save your $$$ and your grass.

 

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ok i'll try that to. i heard that somewhere but i just couldn't think of it till you said it

 

[Felix]

Get all the grass out, and make it a nice parkinglot or some thing like that 8)

 

[imported_bacatherine]

Diluting it with water works best I think. I did what Bob said last summer and no burn spots.

 

[zoesmom]

Yep, I do what Bob does.

Sometimes people miss the exact spot, though. : LOL

(We just hav a few spots considering that sometimes have 7 labs running around/peeing in our yard)

 

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Get all the grass out, and make it a nice parkinglot or some thing like that 8)

or maybe i should build a nice big pool

 

[Felix]

Get all the grass out, and make it a nice parkinglot or some thing like that 8)

or maybe i should build a nice big pool

Yeah!! .. you could do that, and you're Labrador will also enjoy that! ;D