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Post by MoBuckChaser on Jun 5, 2019 10:10:22 GMT -6
My buddy just picked up a great pyrenesse for his dad. They protect the chickens sheep etc and kill coons, coyotes, skunks, etc etc. Guy he got it from told him the dogs stud killed the neighbors German Shepard when it came in the yard. Sweet! If I liked dogs I would own one. For now I just shoot them and throw in the swamp. My days of bringing the back to the owner dead and throwing them in there kitchen door are over.
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Post by mnaaron on Jun 5, 2019 20:41:16 GMT -6
"Quickly" seems to be subjective. I can get rid of them, but it sure isn't quickly (to me anyway). As Tom said, lime (and gypsum), scratch them up, seed and water. Seems it takes until July around here to get them growing again. I imagine dog piss burns may not be equal in uric acid percentage? Can a person lime the crap out of their yard in the fall to help the dog spots from going acidic?
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Post by smsmith on Jun 6, 2019 4:06:57 GMT -6
"Quickly" seems to be subjective. I can get rid of them, but it sure isn't quickly (to me anyway). As Tom said, lime (and gypsum), scratch them up, seed and water. Seems it takes until July around here to get them growing again. I imagine dog piss burns may not be equal in uric acid percentage? Can a person lime the crap out of their yard in the fall to help the dog spots from going acidic? I don't know
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Post by Sandbur on Jun 6, 2019 6:38:44 GMT -6
I live in the country and we have our dog trained to pee and poop in the areas we don’t mow. Start training them as a pup.
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Post by MoBuckChaser on Jun 6, 2019 6:44:35 GMT -6
I live in the country and we have our dog trained to pee and poop in the areas we don’t mow. Start training them as a pup. Your dog was in the kennel when I was there. That is being a responsible dog owner. Unlike any of my fucking neighbors.
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Post by chummer16 on Jun 6, 2019 6:46:36 GMT -6
The sun and moisture must have something to do with it. I only get burns in July and August. They fill themselves back in. I had a couple dozen last fall and they are all gone now and I didn’t touch them. Happens every year.
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