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Replies (3)
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26470
We've got two dogs that together add up to 120 pounds, so we've got 2x as many paws as you do.
Our grass does fine in the backyard. The factors that contribute:
1. The grass type (as your nursery for the most robust grass).
2. The amount of exercise the dog(s) get. Ours get two hours of hard running per day outside the yard so don't spend much time roaming the yard.
3. Barriers to keep the dog in the areas we wish. Berms and bushes work with ours, in addition, we've taught them to eliminate in one small section.
4. Keeping toenails trimmed short.
Our grass does fine in the backyard. The factors that contribute:
1. The grass type (as your nursery for the most robust grass).
2. The amount of exercise the dog(s) get. Ours get two hours of hard running per day outside the yard so don't spend much time roaming the yard.
3. Barriers to keep the dog in the areas we wish. Berms and bushes work with ours, in addition, we've taught them to eliminate in one small section.
4. Keeping toenails trimmed short.
- Brian Gwaltney, "Metro Maintenance"
- Contributions:315
I think I would just choose one area and designate it the dog zone. Use a nice thick mulch that can be weeded and cleaned of any doggie remnants easily. After the dog makes his trail you can rake or blow the mulch back for a fresh look.
- Big Poppy
- Contributions:12
I will try that, he is kind of set in his ways with the whole back yard as his...
120 Pould Dog
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