How long after application before my dog can use the yard?
206935
Hi, I purchased this & it is highly toxic. However, make sure to use it while the sun is out and no rain/fog is expected. I let it completely dry before my dogs were allowed back outside. This is the only real downfall about these chemicals. Difficult when animals are around. Hope that helps.
206936
I've never been worried about my dog. I use in a small spray bottle and spray just on spurge. I've been using for years it's the best for spurge
900277
Hi Sandra,We definitely do not recommend that you over-water this grass! A spray bottle that you can use to lightly mist over the grass every 2-4 days will work great! -The DoggieLawn Team
1926666
First you have to wait for it to take effect. (kill the bad area) Then the area needs to be prepared. If it's a small area, it's simple, if it's a whole lawn, it's not so much. And the area of the country you live in will determine timing of things. It's not something that can be answered favorably without more information. I would suggest to contact your local state agriculture extension agency. They are experts in what works in your area. I've followed their advice for years and have excellent results. (I'm in Tennessee) It's a bit of work, but certainly worth it.
342536
After you watered your lawn. It seemed like you needed to reapply. For Rabbit, Rabbit pellet is better, last for a few week with or without water
2253499
I needed to cover an entire 10 acre property that was already fenced in. My dogs just kept finding places to dig under the fence to visit other dogs down the road. I simply wove the wire onto my existing fence about 1 foot above the ground. The only part I buried was across the front of my property because I did not want the wire visible in the front. It has been working fine now for almost 1 year. Now the dogs stay at least 5 feet away from the fence. I can now even leave my front gate open and they won't go near it. My front gate is 1,000 feet from my house. Of course, you would have thought they would have been happy with 10 acres to begin with and not try to leave. I needed to cover an entire 10 acre property that was already fenced in. My dogs just kept finding places to dig under the fence to visit other dogs down the road. I simply wove the wire onto my existing fence about 1 foot above the ground. The only part I buried was across the front of my property because I did not want the wire visible in the front. It has been working fine now for almost 1 year. Now the dogs stay at least 5 feet away from the fence. I can now even leave my front gate open and they won't go near it. My front gate is 1,000 feet from my house. Of course, you would have... » Read More I needed to cover an entire 10 acre property that was already fenced in. My dogs just kept finding places to dig under the fence to visit other dogs down the road. I simply wove the wire onto my existing fence about 1 foot above the ground. The only part I buried was across the front of my property because I did not want the wire visible in the front. It has been working fine now for almost 1 year. Now the dogs stay at least 5 feet away from the fence. I can now even leave my front gate open and they won't go near it. My front gate is 1,000 feet from my house. Of course, you would have thought they would have been happy with 10 acres to begin with and not try to leave. « Show Less
1785806
There is no sticky residue after 5-10 minutes !If you apply it per directions and you walk your dog on cement and snow/salted walkways, should be done as the pad gets rough.
507460
You either have many acres for your dog to use or you have no dog. The fact is dog poop does not decompose in a few days if left in your yard - it just turns your yard into a disgusting poop pile! We have been using the Doggie Dooley for several months now and we are very pleased with the results. There is absolutely no odor and we feel good about not filling a garbage receptacle with dog poop.
344307
I believe the instructions mention that and like the other answer, I believe too you just have to wait a certain amount of time. I have a large dog and didn't have any issues.
1925769
It hasn't affected our dog. But, we encourage our dog not to go around it. I have 20 acres, so the chances of him getting into it are next to nil. This is the same stuff a professional uses.
244923
we have a dog and never had a problem. i would put it down before a rainy day so it is absorbed into the soil.
28768
I'd hit you lawn, wait a week and then hit it again. After the second hit, it should be dead in 3-4 days and ready to plant bushes. It's powerful stuff, but it takes time to work.
347375
Approximately 10-21 days. When it starts turning white, you will know it is dying back. You will definitely need more than one application for Bentgrass, and I would recommend 3 applications that are 2-3 weeks apart. The following year I would reapply, or spot treat, to hit any areas where stolons or seeds re-emerged.
2093107
No I would put it out in the yard because that is where your problem is. Just understand that your dogs will react to it. Also, if you use it outside, you will likely need more than one as you are covering greater area.
1244320
I can say best time is after the last snow fall in late February- Mid March. You could still apply it now and see the difference in your lawn in 6 weeks (greener). Hopefully you will have some precipitation for a few days after you apply it. It will still work, but mostly everyone is preparing for Phase 2 a Turf Builder with a weed halter.
1311719
No. Make sure you wait at least 3 days after application before your bathe your dog to make sure it does not wash off and you will be just fine. :)
344305
As with any Herbicide please give it a few days or a good rain before putting pets out in the yard. They lick their paws and I would not want to have any issues because of it.
786300
I've read that once a dog is trained to use an indoor system it may be very difficult to teach him to go outside. I would suggest putting it outside on a patio/porch (if that's not what you were already planning to do) and because this has "grass" I would think that would make the transition to going in a grassed yard easier later.