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Old 11-04-2009, 02:06 AM posted to rec.gardens
Dioclese Dioclese is offline
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Default Plants that Dogs dont like

"Jimgentracer" wrote in message
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Hi all

Im brand new to the forum

Hopefully will be asking lots of questions

Can anyone tell me what type of plants/shrubs can I plant alongside my
fence to DISTRACT dogs from fouling on them??

Thanx in advance for any help or advice




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Jimgentracer


Dogs like men, **** on anything. Dogs and other species use urine to mark
territory. Doesn't matter what they go on as nothing is touching their
outlet for marking said territory at time of marking. These are male of
said species usually for obvious reasons. Dogs are more likely to **** on
the fenceline area as that's obviously the extent of their territory. I
haven't found any plant species that a dog won't **** on. or near while
marking their territory. In a addition, a dog does not peruse the odor of
what it ****es on prior to doing so. Afterwards, sometimes. Conclusion:
don't waste your time....
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Dave
If you don't like the weather in Central Texas, just give it a minute...
NWS states that a dry line may exist in a front if the front has much less
moisture and is cooler vs air that the front approaches. This temperature
difference causes the moisture to rise and may cause precipitaion. IE:
rain. A topographical dry line exists in the Rockies in the USA that moves
a bit west and east from time to time. Do not confuse the 2 terms of "dry
line". You are welcome to make your own topographical determination if you
deem appropriate. Though, not official in any manner.