If you're tired of your dog's pee killing your grass, you're not alone. Urine can be very damaging in high concentrations, leading to yellow spots and areas of dead grass.

Training your dog to use a designated area, diluting urine spots with water, and choosing resilient grass varieties can make a big difference in the appearance of your lawn.

What can I do about the dead patches of grass created by the family dog's (female, ... Remedying dead spots in lawn from dog urine. By Pam Peirce, Freelance Writer April 18, 2007.

The concentrated nitrogen in urine is what burns the lawn, leaving unsightly yellow spots. Dogs are only doing what they need to do, but their owners should keep them from doing it in other people ...

Dogs' urine naturally has a high concentration of nitrogen in it, which can be detrimental to lawn grasses, causing pesky yellow spots. Perhaps you try to keep your dog well hydrated, ...

There are products you can buy which can target yellow patches of lawn caused by dog pee, an example of this being See Spot Run Dog Urine Neutralizer for Lawn Protection ($34, Amazon). 6.

As you may know, dog urine contains a high concentration of nitrogen, which burns grass, leaving it discolored. The solution, Phipps says, is dilution. If it’s your own pooch that’s doing the ...

So today we’re going to talk a little about those doggone yellow spots our pets tend to leave on the grass, and what we can do about them. Americans love their dogs. We own about 78 million of them.

This month marks two years since my boyfriend and I purchased our first home. While I consider us to be a mature, adept and responsible couple, I realized very quickly after being carried over the ...