Preventing Stray Dog Droppings In Yard

RE: Preventing Stray Dog Droppings In Yard Post By Vicki Rees (Guest Post) (08/24/2007) Thank you everyone for your feedback. Just like to mention that there are no dog catchers where we are. Sometimes stray dogs are rounded up in Bangkok, but in the bush, no such luxury. In Bangkok, some dogs are being rescued, helped and retrained by the armed services, but the problem is huge. Thanks again. RE: Preventing Stray Dog Droppings In Yard Post By louel53 (Guest Post) (08/23/2007) Here in Canada we can purchase a product to repel dogs and cats. It was some sort of green granules that I sprinkled on the lawn. It worked to keep our cats from pooping on the front lawn, and had to be reapplied after a rain. It was fairly strong smelling. Other things that you could try are lemon scented cleaners or lemon or orange peels. Cats don't like these smells, anyway. I don't know about dogs. I have kept cats from spraying their scent on my house by splashing a strongly lemon scented household cleaner on the spots they were using. Cleaned up the urine and kept them from coming back. Had the advantage of not being an awful smell for the humans. The hot sauce smell on the area may be worth a try. If it makes our eyes water, just think how it would affect dogs!!! Good luck. You should let us know what works when you find a solution. Louise, Nipawin, Canada RE: Preventing Stray Dog Droppings In Yard Post By deb from sc (Guest Post) (08/21/2007) i would try the crushed moth ball technique, then perhaps mix a strong spray of hot sauce, vinegar and water and spray on the concrete. you'll have to reapply this almost daily. Maybe sprinkle boric acid along the walk (it deters ants and roaches)or soap flakes. consider calling the local dog catcher. RE: Preventing Stray Dog Droppings In Yard Post By Me (Guest Post) (08/21/2007) Why doesn't someone rescue them & help them? RE: Preventing Stray Dog Droppings In Yard Post By Al (Guest Post) (08/18/2007) We use crushed moth balls. Reapply after rain,.