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If you enjoy [[House Train Your Dog|allowing your dog outside]] without a [[Stop a Dog from Pulling on Its Leash|leash]], you may also be having problems with lawn burn. This is a common problem that occurs when your dog's urine damages the grass. Lawn burn is caused by a high-level of nitrogen in dog urine. A small amount of nitrogen can be good for the grass, but an excessive amount can cause damage.<ref name="rf1">http://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-keep-dogs-from-damaging-your-lawn/</ref> You can keep pet urine from damaging your lawn by adjusting your dog’s diet and habits, and by making changes to your lawn. | If you enjoy [[House Train Your Dog|allowing your dog outside]] without a [[Stop a Dog from Pulling on Its Leash|leash]], you may also be having problems with lawn burn. This is a common problem that occurs when your dog's urine damages the grass. Lawn burn is caused by a high-level of nitrogen in dog urine. A small amount of nitrogen can be good for the grass, but an excessive amount can cause damage.<ref name="rf1">http://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-keep-dogs-from-damaging-your-lawn/</ref> You can keep pet urine from damaging your lawn by adjusting your dog’s diet and habits, and by making changes to your lawn. | ||
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#*You should also speak to your vet before adding natural options like gypsum salts or cranberry juice to your dog’s food to balance the pH of his urine. | #*You should also speak to your vet before adding natural options like gypsum salts or cranberry juice to your dog’s food to balance the pH of his urine. | ||
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