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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work?

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By *ickawitchCouple
over a year ago

Away with the fairies (Liverpool to you)

I have seen them in pets at home and the person there was explaining them to us but we have not tried them.....our dogs are so naughty that they kept trying to dig to Australia so out grass decided to leave home negating the need for stones.....I would be curious if you decide to try them out and if they work for you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think this is a load of, erm, dogs shit.

They piss. Matters not what you put in their water.

Teach it to go somewhere other than the lawn.

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By *ucsparkMan
over a year ago

dudley

Search dogs rocks and they work for most dogs

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By *Ryan-Man
over a year ago

In Your Bush

They are not cheap.

Try a teaspoon full of tomato ketchup in their food.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Search dogs rocks and they work for most dogs "

yea ive read that they work,not actually met any dog owners that have tried em on their dogs though

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ive used tomatoe sauce in the food.does work

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By *om Tom 1969Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work?"
Old newspapers work best of all, when the pup is about to wee, you put the paper under him, and continue doing so. After a bit, he will start looking for the paper when he wants to go, you gradually move the papaer to the door, then outside, to wherever you want him to do it.....x

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work?"

Is it a dog or a bitch

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work? Old newspapers work best of all, when the pup is about to wee, you put the paper under him, and continue doing so. After a bit, he will start looking for the paper when he wants to go, you gradually move the papaer to the door, then outside, to wherever you want him to do it.....x"

lol,,yea yea,,toilet training

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work?

Is it a dog or a bitch"

he's a boy dog

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm assuming the rocks neutralise the acid in the urine. Is this healthy for the dogs kidneys and bladder?

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By *ngel n tedCouple
over a year ago

maidstone

Or you could just collect some STONES for free, and throw them at your dog, everytime you see him/her pissing on your lawn

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By *ucsparkMan
over a year ago

dudley


"Search dogs rocks and they work for most dogs

yea ive read that they work,not actually met any dog owners that have tried em on their dogs though"

I used them and they worked for my bitches but you do have to change them every 6 months, stops the acid in their urine

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm assuming the rocks neutralise the acid in the urine. Is this healthy for the dogs kidneys and bladder? "

very good question!

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By *ucsparkMan
over a year ago

dudley


"Or you could just collect some STONES for free, and throw them at your dog, everytime you see him/her pissing on your lawn "

Better small stones in a plastic bottle and throw near, works for barking too

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

mind you been in the new house for 2 weeks n no yellow patches on the lawn yet.

I do walk my dog quite a lot though.

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By *ucsparkMan
over a year ago

dudley


"I'm assuming the rocks neutralise the acid in the urine. Is this healthy for the dogs kidneys and bladder?

very good question!"

Dogs rocks say it is safe, but they would

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work?"

Read this link It will help you

http://www.ext.colostate.edu/mg/gardennotes/553.html

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Make a hole in the fence to next doors gardens, should be easy to train your dog to walk through

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Or you could just collect some STONES for free, and throw them at your dog, everytime you see him/her pissing on your lawn "

id rather throw them at you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm assuming the rocks neutralise the acid in the urine. Is this healthy for the dogs kidneys and bladder?

very good question!

Dogs rocks say it is safe, but they would "

I was thinking they might cause kidney stones

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its mainly bitches who piss on the lawn and kill it.

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"I'm assuming the rocks neutralise the acid in the urine. Is this healthy for the dogs kidneys and bladder?

very good question!

Dogs rocks say it is safe, but they would

I was thinking they might cause kidney stones "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Or you could just collect some STONES for free, and throw them at your dog, everytime you see him/her pissing on your lawn

id rather throw them at you "

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Ive asked the dog what he thinks and he's not wanting rocks in his water bowl in fact he thinks its ridiculous waste of money and thinks its better spent on biscuits

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By *ucsparkMan
over a year ago

dudley


"I'm assuming the rocks neutralise the acid in the urine. Is this healthy for the dogs kidneys and bladder?

very good question!

Dogs rocks say it is safe, but they would

I was thinking they might cause kidney stones "

Never effected my bitches but it is a question worth asking the vet

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By *ucsparkMan
over a year ago

dudley


"Ive asked the dog what he thinks and he's not wanting rocks in his water bowl in fact he thinks its ridiculous waste of money and thinks its better spent on biscuits "

My dog used to take them out of bowl at first

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Ive asked the dog what he thinks and he's not wanting rocks in his water bowl in fact he thinks its ridiculous waste of money and thinks its better spent on biscuits

My dog used to take them out of bowl at first"

yea I can imagine my dog doing the same hes a clever boy,a border collie

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"I've a dog and i've a garden, just bought the house n don't want yellow patches on my lawn from my beloved dog pissing on it.

Anyway I was told you can buy STONES that you put in the dogs water bowl n it stops the dog piss damaging your lawn.

So has anyone used this and does it work?

Is it a dog or a bitch

he's a boy dog "

Dogs tend to cock his leg on a post so you dont get the problem with the lawn so much

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled"

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

"

Sounds like a nice fanny to me

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

Sounds like a nice fanny to me "

What, 'dead' in the middle surrounded by lush growth? Doesn't appeal to me...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My cat peed in my exes new shoes. God, I love that cat!!!!

I wouldn't go for the stones just in case. Just follow him with a watering can and flush it. That's what I did with my Scottie and no burnt patches.

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

Sounds like a nice fanny to me

What, 'dead' in the middle surrounded by lush growth? Doesn't appeal to me..."

no it was the bare patch surrounded by lush groth

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

Sounds like a nice fanny to me

What, 'dead' in the middle surrounded by lush growth? Doesn't appeal to me...

no it was the bare patch surrounded by lush groth"

Yeah but the bare patch was caused by the death of what was previously there.

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

Sounds like a nice fanny to me

What, 'dead' in the middle surrounded by lush growth? Doesn't appeal to me...

no it was the bare patch surrounded by lush groth growth

Yeah but the bare patch was caused by the death of what was previously there."

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By *icefellatwoMan
over a year ago

hastings


"Think you can stop this by pouring water over where the dog has piddled

Doesn't work, and dog urine contains an alkaline and not acid. In essence it's pee over fertilises the spot it wee's on, killing the grass. But towards the edge of the patch, the wee has become weaker and it then works as a fertiliser and you get a pare patch surrounded by a ring of lush growth.

Weird but true.

Sounds like a nice fanny to me

What, 'dead' in the middle surrounded by lush growth? Doesn't appeal to me...

no it was the bare patch surrounded by lush groth

Yeah but the bare patch was caused by the death of what was previously there."

know you are just making holes

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By *luezuluMan
over a year ago

Suffolk

Just train it to piss on next doors lawn.

And when it does just call out bad doggy, then give him a biscuit when you get in

Problem solved

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By *MaleMan
over a year ago

Owning a dog and pissing on lawn/garden kind've go hand in hand

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