How To Prevent and Cure Dog Urine Spots In Lawns | Brown Spots
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- How to stop dog pee from burning your lawn, plus many more lawn tips from my road trip.
These are the two products used in the video to not only help repair the lawn from the dog pee spots, but prevent more dog urine damage going forward:
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This is enough to last well over a year. You can also use these spray your entire lawn and they will help your soil and improve the quality of the lawn overall.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Big Sky
00:23 Supporting Special Forces Operators
01:18 Annual Bluegrass Salt Lake
04:22 Kentucky Bluegrass In 90 Degrees
06:15 KBG In Shade
07:19 CrabGrass and Clover
09:25 Golfing For The Troops
13:01 Yard Mastery HQ
14:05 Dog Urine Damage and Cure
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Heroes?
@@0verfiend yes correct, special forces heroes.
@@Thelawncarenut like who?
@@0verfiend any member of the armed forces is a hero. Those in special forces are a special kind of hero. Do you not agree?
@@Thelawncarenut wait are you serious?i
15:30 actual content starts
False. He talked about poa annua, crabgrass and a lot of other beneficial topics for KBG before that
Logan - TITLE Content aka the reason you click the video is @15:30
Thank you!
Thank God. I certainly didn't wanna watch his long drawn out yapping
Yea he talks about everything but e want to know. Problem #1 my dog when e we are home is let out to relieve himself. If you want to know where he pees that would require someone to stand there for 40 minutes. Because if you know dogs they will urinate several times, I’m not asking for a silver bullet, I am asking for something I do not know. This video is worthless.
We simply have a watering can and four landscape rocks painted blaze orange. We go out w our two 55 pound dogs and mark each spot w the rocks. We then retrace our steps flooding each spot with water, and picking the orange rocks back up. It works. We do this even in winter.
Great video, but to prevent burn spots because of dog urine you can just pour water on the spots after the dog pees. For large dogs a 1/4 to half gallon of water per spot right after they urinate. Dog urine is mostly nitrogen so just diluting it with straight water will prevent burn marks from happening. Grass may be a little greener in those spots, but you won't get burn spots.
Allyn, your knowledge has completely transformed my lawn. It looks amazing. Thank you for all you do for us DIY'ers.
I've been following you for about 6 months and i've been waiting for this... as soon as late spring and summer hit the spots just annihilated my back yard. Thank YOU!
Awesome video! I’m glad someone finally set it straight on how good those folks in Utah have it! Perfect growing conditions and some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.
These cool season random lawn analysis are my favorite.
Having your dog go out to relieve themselves on a leash is HUGE !!! It offers you the control to have them continually return to the same spot to limit where they can cause damage on the lawn. Having a bottle of water with you also works in case you don't want to use the RGS or Humic12 cocktail.
Awesome job Allyn....Thanks for supporting those guys way to go! Great tips too. Love seeing other parts of the Great USA as well.
This is incredible. I run a lawn care business in Idaho Falls, ID so this is a lot closer to my location. Love it
Your company does have really great products and I'm loving them I also did a soil test from your kit and it is amazing and fast results I really appreciate it and looking forward to spending more money on your stuff thanks so much brother I really appreciate you and your videos
Enjoyed the video, beautiful part of the country folks really are blessed to live there. 🇺🇸
I have KBG in Oklahoma. When I had Midnight KBG, Tenacity was my go to for Poa and Bermuda control
Watched this when it was posted and wasn't sure if I could work in the dog pee trial, but now I've picked up the Bio-Stimulant pack and will give it a go. New house (to me) and I have a lot of recovery work this fall. This method should greatly help sustain my efforts. Thanks for all that you and the rest of the DIY lawn community do for us!!
Being from HHI I didn't know what POA was till a few months ago. Thanks for the premergent tips. Miss my centipede, rye and bermuda.
Just got my first delivery of product humic 12 and green punch which is awesome.... after seeing you support our military folks that keep us free I will make you my go to! Thanks Alan!
Thanks bro! 👊🤘
Great video and close-ups of the Kentucky Blue Grass. Thanks for sharing the pro tip with combating dog pee. Always a pleasure watching your videos. Thanks!
Thanks James! enjoy the mow, bro!
Learn something with every video you put. Thank you Allen!
Great tip on the dog urine. I'm definitely going to give that a try. *Thanks Allyn!* 👊
Pretty freakin awesome to see my picture on that wall. I’m in good company there.
When your dog go check out other peemails, you can spot treat those spots too! Humic Acid is a great neutralizer as it is like a buffer keeping the soil pH in a certain pH range. I supposed spreadking granular limes will do similar job for entire lawn but you'd have to spead more regularly to protect entire lawn. Great idea with Humic 12 and RGF.
This will be a good one to share in the groups
Loved the video, full of good info!
I live in North West Nevada, 100 degrees in July and August. I have Kentucky bluegrass and it stays green with proper watering. We also have very little humidity at 4100 feet elevation.
Hey Allen , I have noticed in our 110 degree heat that if I go outside to the lawn area and have polarized sun glasses on you can see the mid day heat stress well before it shows with the naked eye. Try it and you will see a discolored area with the lens not so without !! May help head off a stress kill for someone ! Thanks for all your great products and advise!!
huh that’s cool
I get a week free at the grand in salt lake every year! Beautiful place and I love when they are putting all the flowers in and workin the beds
They really do a great job. First class all the way.
Great video and what a beautiful part of our country up dare.
Thank you so much for timestamps.
Look at that big sky... I love that you come up to Montana
Welcome to the last best place. I hope you guys enjoyed it! I lived In Bozeman for awhile but I’m in a couple hours East of there now.
Alan: Dog pee. I'm not gonna touch this.
:proceeds to touch it:
I've learned a new word today - Etiolated. You are very informative my friend, even on a stroll down the sidewalk.
Beautiful state. That sky!😎👊
Here in MN, I have a hell of a time with KBG in full sun. My back yard is sloped sort of into the sun and gets exposed most of the day. It gets hammered and grows slow. My front yard is shaded by the house most of the day, till later afternoon into the evening. It grows like mad. The front needs two cuts plus a week. The back, one cut a week and usually only takes a bit of tip. I have messed with irrigation schedules and fert. Nothing seems to really kick the back yard off. It starts great in the spring. Thick and dark. By summer it thins out and hardly grows. Even with fert. On top of that I started getting what I think is bent grass in the yard. It is sort of lime green and is sort of like a mat rather than vertical bladed. Usually, I wait till fall and torch the sports. Then seed KBG in the spots.
Thank you for the video!
Alan thanks for the information that you put on in this video love your channel keep up the good work.
thanks bro!
great video LCN , Love it
Great video! I will definitely try this tactic. Thanks LCN!
awesome bro! thanks!
Welcome to Big Sky Country LCN!!
Hooray! I found your pet urine video . I'm having a terrible time with my zoysia in Texas with dog urine in the back yard .
Allyn, you have no idea how many times your videos come at a PERFECT time for me. Thank you.
maybe I am reading your mind! ha ha!
Yes my KBG loves the 90s. Though I wish I had no humidity it's so wet every morning your shoes get soaked.
Your KBG has been performing super strong this year!
Was wanting to use my ortho and I know I watched you do a video on modifying the ortho dial and spray did you take this video down and not doing that anymore I cannot seem to find it thanks in advance
Montana is a beautiful State! Parents and younger brother live there.
Look at that sharp opening!
Wow... that baby faced TGL on that wall tho 🤪 🔥🔥🔥🔥
😂😂😂
Nice buddy🙌🏽🙌🏽on point
My problem in ND is after winter when the snow melts I am left with a backyard just like that in which I fix all those spots every spring. My dog doesn’t really cause spots during the summer probably because I water it all the time. I cannot really run a hose and water when it’s 20 below in January. I wish there was something I could do to stop having to fix 40 spots every spring.
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Thank you for serving those who have served our country! 🇺🇸💪
Bro. You talk about the midwest as being Illinois/Chicago up by 'der. Don't forget about us in Nebraska. We can go from 70 degrees with no humidity to 95 with 80% humidity over night. We can also go from 36 degrees to 75 at the snap of a finger. We are the true midwest and while we are not in the transition zone, I would challenge anybody to have a great lawn here in Nebraska. If you want to call me out in a video, my last name is pronounced "cow-k". Thanks bro and you are awesome! I'm lucky to follow your plan and have an amazing lawn! Cheers!
To pass on to the dog owners something that I read on the LCN FB Group. There were a few suggestions and one was mentioned here to water the pee spot well after your dog pees on your lawn. Some other suggestions were to mix a half of a can of tomato juice into their food twuce per week. Another is to mix some ketchup into their food 2-3 times per week. Those commenters claim that no additional watering is necessary because the tomato juice and the ketchup in each case balances out the Ph effect of the dog's pee. Those suggestion seem easier and less expensive than the NExt concoction shown in this video. Also, one more suggestion was for a product called LawnSaver available at PetSmart and other pet stores. I hope this helps all the dog owners and dog lovers out there.
Good info. However, I think all of my spots are from other dogs. They all lake to go in the same area and I have a row of spots along the front between my sidewalk and the street. I am going to try this concoction to bring them back to life a little quicker. I tried lime on one spot at the beginning of the summer but it didn't seem to work to well.
I have clients so I take care of it in 30 seconds. Lawn dye. Works every time :)
great vid and thanks for the education again! really enjoy these travel vlogs. ps, just placed an order for dithiopyr via your LCN site. i'm getting prepared for the fall.
Nice!! Thank you !!
Good video I had issues with burning in my lawn. Found the type of dog food can help with burning. Switched to wet food.
That's a good strategy too !
What food? Very curious, my two female shepherds are absolutely slaughtering my back yard!
Shawn Tarlo I switched to chicken, beef, sliced tomatoes, and more water for them. Also cut my nitrogen application in half.
In Middle Tennessee and just overseeded with TTTF a little over three weeks ago. Two questions: is it okay to apply this concoction on fairly new seeds, and can I do this year round or only during warmer seasons?
Following!
What about lawns that have marks on the ground? I let my dog wander in a General area but I don't follow my dog around. What can I do to maintain green as much as I can?
You have to irrigate like crazy to get the bluegrass to survive. Also, in salt lake city our window for seeding in the fall is really really short for bluegrass germination. It's 90-100 degrees into September. A lot of the bluegrass I put down last fall came up in the spring. I'm finding that spring seeding is best here for that reason, but it takes work and you have to deal with weeds.
I subbed because of Cleetus. Now I have a nice looking front and back yard, anybody else? 🤣
That's great to hear!! But the question is, "are you doing it for Dale?" 😂
Hell ya brother!!! 🤘🏼
@@Thelawncarenut. Doing it for Dale and Ed!
6oz/1000/gal of each is the rate if anyone is wondering. Sprinkle a fair bit on the spot right after relief.
Hey! Great video. I was wondering if you know a Canadian substitute for your dog spot treatment.
Will have to try this concoction! I’ve been training my doberman to “go” in one spot but unfortunately my wife and kids don’t always take him to his “spot “ so I unfortunately do have a few spots that could use some treatment. Thanks! 🍻
the struggle is real!
Regarding poa annua - you said not to over-seed or aerate in the fall. Is it ok to de-thatch the lawn?
I have been doing this as well though I add a little bit of micro green to my formula.
What type of grass would you recommend for Maryland, zone 7a. The humidity is as bad as Florida. I have tall fescue thats dormant from mid /early July to fall. So sad
Ahh. that's Poa Annua... I had that too... the seed falls when you pull. I don't have that this year I used Spectracide weed Pre-emergent granular control last year bought at HD. I didn't apply any this year as that stuff is strong. No weed this year so far. We pull them when they are tall... they grow faster than grass so if you skip a mowing, easy to pull them. I got an idea Allyn, use shop vac to suck the seeds first and then pull the Poa Annua out. Sounds tedious but considering what I observed... it's working so far. Lots of hints here. Good luck everyone. I see them in early spring in NJ.
After applying, does it have a "repelling" effect while it repairs the spot? Say you have a bunch of dogs that frequent the area, how do you keep them from tagging the spot while trying to repair? Do animals not like the smell of the RGS/Humic mixture?
Awesome work for our veterans. Alan is it possible to water in the evenings in middle Georgia? I have warm season turf isn’t showing any stress yet or fungus.
Looks like what we in Australia call Winter Grass.
so what do you do when someone walks there dog and he pisses on the lawn when youre not there?
I have a female Weimaraner. She has done a number on my lawn. She also comes back inside with various parts of the irrigation system that she ripped out. And, has dug a few holes. That also has not helped the lawn situation. I have some work to do!
Does heat stress and grub damage have similar symptoms and how do you tell them apart?
If you have grubs you can find them by digging in the brown spots.
Great video! So how do you repair the burnt grass?
Howdy from NW Montana
Looks lovely i would live there
it's a beautiful place for sure!
Do you think doing the solution for dog spots once per day would work? We have a portion of the yard designated.
Does anyone know the name of the song that's playing in the background at 32 seconds in??
Wanna know,high humidity or low humidity ,which weather condition sponsors higher evapotranspiration in the grass?
I live in TX, want to over seed this winter. I have Fescue grass. Never over seeded before, any advice?
Alan, thanks for all the great info. I need to spray quinclorac early a.m. at my golf course. Is it as effective spraying in the dew?
use a surfactant, should be fine
@@Thelawncarenut thanks will do
I have a bentgrass putting green at home. Its 1,200 square feet of beautiful bentgrass but dang the poa Annua. It's so hard to control on bentgrass.
Will Humic12 and RGS work with Fescue. I cannot tell if this is fescue on the video. Thank you for your help.
Yes it sure will
my ol man always used a lil bit of tomato juice on top of the dog food. very few issues, moved into a new house we trained him to look for cars before crossing the road and he did #1 and #2 in the woods
There is a study showing that spreading water in the area where the dog peed spreads the nitrogen enough that it doesn't hurt the lawn. The amount should be at least 3 times the amount of pee.
I train my dogs to pee and poo, on the wood chips in the corner of my yard. No lawn damage or smell (cedar wood chips). They all know where to go, whether they're playing or lounging in the sun.... when they "gotta go", they run to the corner, do their business, then back to play or soaking up the sun. 😉😉😉
How did you pull it off?
Hi Al sorry to ask in this but I have people who are building my deck and my lawn now looks like hell. Browning and matted to hell. KBG and need help :( was about to do ironite/Milo but now not sure what to do...
I just ordered a 45 pound sack of cx diy,,, I'm hoping it ships fast to Texas!!
Any idea what we can replace(substitute) "ringer" fertilizer with? Since they changed the name and ingredients I'm not too big of a fan towards the new change
yes try this one thelawncarenut.com/collections/granular-fertilizer/products/8-1-8-fertilizer. it will give you a nice green color. We call it "sneaky green"
@@Thelawncarenut thank you so much! Haven't really had the time to go back and look bc I'm sure you have gone over this 1000x
Thank you,
Again
Just watched your video and how do I get your product for dog urine removal just planted new sod and I live in Alabama town of Foley which is next to Gulf shores please help Thank you
The dog park in Meridian Idaho Storey park has grass as well as pebbles. There are no burn spots ever .Yes been going for 8yrs all year round.Neither does the common area between the two Baseball fields next to the dog park. The grass is said to be a tall dwarf fescue ,may be some type of KBG not sure. We are trying to find what they use to keep the grass from buring from the urine. They do use a solid fertilizer, and water daily each area for at least 30-45 minutes. I was expecting you to show us something similar to prevent it , not something post urinating. Do you have any idea what they may be using?
Thanks Gary
Does that dog pee mix need to be watered in a certain amount of time or can I just just hit it in the mornings on my normal watering cycle? Our golden is a nightmare on the lawn....
only takes a little, just to get it moving
AceOD No, myGolden is...😭
It's mid July in western Massachusetts and we're still dealing with red thread !
Great video info! Please help me destroy my broadleaf issue! what do you recommend? Thx
what is your grass type?
The Lawn Care Nut I wish I knew this, and I really should know it. I’m up here in the Pacific Northwest, just 30 minutes South of Seattle. Could be Fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, Ryegrass or blend of all. I really do need to learn this. Sorry I don’t know this off hand. Thx
Has anyone tried using zeolite as a soil amendment for dog urine burn and smell?
Never understood the habit of having a neighbors dog piss and shit on every ones else's lawn but there own.
Can I use this mix to combat my dogs urine on Zoysia in FL?
I need something that wii fix badly burnt spots by dogs. I live in western ND. I’ve tried reseeding, nothing seems to grow there. It’s spots where the dog pee all winter. If that makes sense. Great video. I spent a lot of years in Bozeman. The secret is out. Not many true Montanans left.
As a German I have to help you pronounce the breed of the dog 'Why-maa-raa-ner' they're named after the town where they got bread.
Where can we get this combo in Canada? You guys don't ship here.
What does the Montana office focus on vs your other office/location?
customer service is the main priority out of Bozeman, as well as design.