If you want to know how to neutralize dog urine soil, you should probably ask yourself in what way you want to neutralize the urine. Do you want to neutralize the urine odor, or do you want to neutralize and change the pH level of the soil if it’s been affected by the urine? … Read more
If dog urine is killing your grass and turning it yellow or brown in patches, as an overall strategy, you’ll want to know how to take care of your grass/lawn as a dog owner. But, you’ve probably also heard a few people mention that apple cider vinegar or tomato juice might be potential solutions. … Read more
If you’re wanting to know more about neutralizing dog urine on the grass with lime, you’ll probably want to know a bit more about lime itself. In this guide we’ve looked into: – What lime is – The types of gardening and lawn lime – And, what the potential benefits and drawbacks are when … Read more
If you are a dog owner experiencing lawn burn or your grass is dying, you’ll want to understand how to care for your lawn/grass with dogs. One thing that people might look into one dog’s urine, you’ve probably looked into dog rocks. The idea is pretty simple – you put the rocks into your … Read more
We’ve already put together a guide on how to keep your grass/lawn nice and green if you’re a dog owner. We’ve also written about how to prevent your dog peeing and pooping on your lawn, and how to manage grass burn from dog urine. In this guide, we summarize some points specific to dog … Read more
We have already put together a guide on lawn/grass care for dog owners (dealing with grass urine spots, digging, etc). We also wrote a guide on how to stop a dog from peeing and pooping on your grass, and how you might manage dog urine grass burn. But, in the guide below, we specifically … Read more
Two things you’ll want to do if you want to keep your grass/lawn nice and green when you own a dog are: – To prevent your dog peeing and pooping on the grass – Learning how to treat dog urine grass burn In this guide, we outline some things you might consider if you … Read more
One thing you’ll definitely want to do prior to getting a puppy, and also when you bring them into the place you’re living, is puppy proof that place. Puppy proofing can serve two important functions: 1. Protect your puppy (from sharp objects, from electric shock, from escaping the house and running onto the road, … Read more
Getting a puppy is a big commitment in general. They don’t stay a puppy forever – they grow up and become a FUR-ever friend. On average, a puppy turns into a 10-15 year commitment when you consider how long some dogs live. There’s not only time and effort that goes into owning a dog … Read more
Before you consider getting a puppy, you should be aware of the common challenges you might face as a dog owner so you know that you’re ready for that responsibility. But, once you’ve made the decision to get a puppy, leaving a new puppy at home for the first time can be nerve wreaking … Read more