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Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Hello,
My next door neighbor's dog pees thru the chain link fence and it's killing my lawn. What can I can do to stop it? Is there something I can sprinkle by the fence to keep the dog away? Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Dan Sullivan |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
"Dan Sullivan" wrote in message
om... Hello, My next door neighbor's dog pees thru the chain link fence and it's killing my lawn. Give me a break, a little dog pee is not going to kill your lawn, are you sure you are not just a hard nosed neighbor looking for an excuse to complain? |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
"BiG Orange" @ wrote in message ... "Dan Sullivan" wrote in message om... Hello, My next door neighbor's dog pees thru the chain link fence and it's killing my lawn. Give me a break, a little dog pee is not going to kill your lawn, are you sure you are not just a hard nosed neighbor looking for an excuse to complain? Not at all. I've seen the dog pee thru the fence and the grass dies where it peed. There are dead patches all along the fence line. And I'm asking here so if there's a remedy like spreading coffee grinds or something like that I won't have to speak with my FRIEND about it at all. Dan |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Put some lime down on the effected grass. It won't stop the dog but it will
neutralize the acid. |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Suicide bombers are killing people. Dog pee through the fence? I'm sorry, but
that isn't a blip on the scale of blips. On 19 May 2003 05:18:02 -0700, (Dan Sullivan) wrote: Hello, My next door neighbor's dog pees thru the chain link fence and it's killing my lawn. What can I can do to stop it? Is there something I can sprinkle by the fence to keep the dog away? Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Dan Sullivan |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
"Dan Sullivan" wrote in message
... And I'm asking here so if there's a remedy like spreading coffee grinds or something like that I won't have to speak with my FRIEND about it at all. Nothing you apply will prevent the dog from peeing where he's peed before. So your options are to either add a barrier to the fence to prevent the urine from reaching your grass or to mitigate the uric acid in the urine once it's already on your grass. The most effective way of doing that is copiously watering your grass in that area to dilute the uric acid. A few gallons once or twice a week and you should notice an improvement. Cate |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
animaux wrote:
Suicide bombers are killing people. Dog pee through the fence? I'm sorry, but that isn't a blip on the scale of blips... This newsgroup does not deal with suicide bombers, but it has a long history of dealing with dog pee on lawns. |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Nothing you apply will prevent the dog from peeing where he's peed before
Not quite true. We found that an electric fence wire placed where the dog liked to pee was VERY effective after only one application (although I shuddered in sympathy). |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Um, we have two dogs and our lawn is far more green and lush than any others
around here! I think something else could be your problem... Charlie. "Dan Sullivan" wrote in message om... Hello, My next door neighbor's dog pees thru the chain link fence and it's killing my lawn. What can I can do to stop it? Is there something I can sprinkle by the fence to keep the dog away? Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Dan Sullivan --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.476 / Virus Database: 273 - Release Date: 24/04/03 |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
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Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
"Bill Spohn" wrote in message ... Nothing you apply will prevent the dog from peeing where he's peed before Not quite true. We found that an electric fence wire placed where the dog liked to pee was VERY effective after only one application (although I shuddered in sympathy). Yup, have used "electrical behavior modification therapy" on a dog that came through to pee on the garbage can, clothes line posts and screen door. It only takes once. I guarantee that dog won't even come to your side of his property to pee after one zap. Val |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
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Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Tsu Dho Nimh wrote:
...Run a couple of electric fence wires along the inside of your fence, at the correct height. He will not be permanently harmed, but he will probably never approach the fence again... This works, but please be aware of safety considerations. Use an approved electric fence system: Never connect a bare wire to an outlet. Place signs on the fence warning people about it. People can sue you: dogs can't (although their owners can). Electric fence systems can be purchased at most farm supply places like Agway. The electric fence is current limited so that it won't harm animals or humans getting in contact with it (other than the possibility of damage from a tool you're holding when you touch the fence). The smaller ones can be shorted out by weeds growing into the fence and conducting away the voltage. |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
Not at all.
I've seen the dog pee thru the fence and the grass dies where it peed. There are dead patches all along the fence line. I have a dog in the back yard and the grass is not dead, why is the pee killing weeks and grass? I wish my dog's pee killed weeds, it's a lot cheaper than chemicals! |
Neighbor's dog pees thru fence.
The beast must have great aim!!!
Next time you catch the mutt in the act, take a beebee gun and shoot him in the balls. He should get the message after maybe two or three or four times. Most dogs really aren't all that bright so it may take some time for him to figure it out. Now if the dog learns to like being shot in the balls you might have another problem to deal with. Dan Sullivan wrote in message om... Hello, My next door neighbor's dog pees thru the chain link fence and it's killing my lawn. What can I can do to stop it? Is there something I can sprinkle by the fence to keep the dog away? Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Dan Sullivan |
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