We all know that dogs pee along the road to mark and expand their territory, but when the dog follows the owner for a walk, the bushes, grass, or lawn in the courtyard of the home pass by along the road. , Will the flowerbed be killed by the dog's pee? Will the dog's pee kill the dwarf shrub?

Did you know? Dog's urine can kill these innocent flowers and plants, so dog's urine contains high concentrations of acid and nitrogen. If it is only a small dose of dog urine, it can be used as an organic fertilizer to supplement the acid and nitrogen of the plant; but any high concentration of acid and nitrogen, if repeatedly watered on the plant, will effectively burn the plant, and then cause death. If the dog urinates a lot on these innocent plants, or always urinates on a certain plant or grass, for the sake of these innocent little lives, the owner can rinse the plants contaminated with water with water. It can reduce the high concentration in the soil, and give these flowers and plants a pollution-free living environment.

However, not all plants are so fragile, such as burkwood osmanthus (Osmanthus, osmanthus), Japanese spindle tree (Japanese Euonymus), sword fern (fern), etc. The stubborn vitality can resist the burning caused by the high concentration of acid and nitrogen in the dog's urine. If the dog owner has a garden or flowerbed at home, you can try to grow more of these plants. Choosing the right plants to grow can help your owner's flowerbed or patio look less devastated.

In addition, in order to strengthen the prevention of dogs and dog urine from ruining the owner's beautiful garden, you can build a fence or other obstacle so that the dog can't easily approach. Owners can also use obedience training to specify where the dog can only pee and urinate, so as not to make the yard all over the place; or simply stipulate that the dog can only go to the bathroom and the toilet. These are also some great ways to prevent plants from being harmed by dogs!