P Pauly Registered 8 Nov 2009 #1 is there a way to stop dogs peeing on your trees and killing them other than putting something in the way of the tree?
is there a way to stop dogs peeing on your trees and killing them other than putting something in the way of the tree?
minimans Trains, Planes, Automobiles & Shooting 8 Nov 2009 #2 I'm not going there................................................
M mikeyh French railways/model railways/guitar/music/histor 8 Nov 2009 #3 Gawd, thats civil engineering at its worst! mikey
Bram Playing trains, Ballroom Dancing, Good Food & Wine 8 Nov 2009 #4 <p>Quote :is there a way to stop dogs peeing on your trees and killing them other than putting something in the way of the tree? </p><p>Yep, you "train" 'em </p>
<p>Quote :is there a way to stop dogs peeing on your trees and killing them other than putting something in the way of the tree? </p><p>Yep, you "train" 'em </p>
dunnyrail DOGS, Garden Railways, Steam Trains, Jive Dancing, Staff member GSC Moderator 8 Nov 2009 #5 If you get a bitch you generally do not have that problem. However I have had the odd poo on the track from my now sadly departed Sheeba. JonD
If you get a bitch you generally do not have that problem. However I have had the odd poo on the track from my now sadly departed Sheeba. JonD
M mikeyh French railways/model railways/guitar/music/histor 8 Nov 2009 #6 Doesnt matter how far you walk them. Male dogs will always mark their territory. Mine do anyway even after this mornings 2 mile walk!! Mikey
Doesnt matter how far you walk them. Male dogs will always mark their territory. Mine do anyway even after this mornings 2 mile walk!! Mikey
minimans Trains, Planes, Automobiles & Shooting 8 Nov 2009 #7 Only one way I've found I'm afraid but you do need to remember to shut the gate!!