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On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 10:55:42 -0700 (PDT), moghouse
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On Aug 18, 6:23*pm, Hugh Jampton wrote:

For many years our lawn has suffered from yellow patches caused by our dogs
weeing :-( Never been able to find a cure.


Bunny Guinness on GQT some years ago swore by adding tomato JUICE to a
bitch's feed. I've never tried it, not being a dog owner.

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On Aug 19, 10:04*am, Pam Moore wrote:

For many years our lawn has suffered from yellow patches caused by our dogs
weeing :-(


Bunny Guinness on GQT some years ago swore by adding tomato JUICE to a
bitch's feed. *I've never tried it, not being a dog owner.


My weife adds tomato sauce to her food and I've never seen her pee on
the lawn!


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On Aug 19, 10:04*am, Pam Moore wrote:

For many years our lawn has suffered from yellow patches caused by
our dogs
weeing :-(


Bunny Guinness on GQT some years ago swore by adding tomato JUICE to a
bitch's feed. *I've never tried it, not being a dog owner.


My weife adds tomato sauce to her food and I've never seen her pee on
the lawn!

My wife was a bit prudish, too.
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Thanks everyone for your replies. Lots to think about but it looks as if
there's no easy solution. Don't think we'll try the "Dog Rocks".

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