Things You'll Need
- Water
- Grass seed or sod
- Commerical urine stain grass treatment
- Faux hydrant, bird fountain, or boulder
- Leash
Instructions
Remove the damaged grass and resod the area. If the grass is badly damaged, you can start over, reseeding or sodding with more urine-resistant grass, such as fescue or ryegrass.
Set up a dog elimination area on the lawn. Choose a section of the yard where your dog can do his business. You can get your dog used to going in this area by placing previous waste on the spot, and taking the dog only to this area to relieve himself.
Water down the urine spot immediately after it is made. Adding water to the spot helps to dilute the concentration of the urea that causes burning of the leaf blades.
Spray the area with a commercial product that eliminates stains on grass. These can be found at any pet supermarket.
Provide plenty of water for your dog and encourage it to drink more water to help dilute the urine.