How can I stop my dogs from urinating my plants?

Answer 1

spray ammonia on the spot. not much just a Little. it will make them not want to go there anymore. take your dog out on a schedule. if he knows and learns the schedule he is less likely to go inside,

Answer 2

Unlike furniture, carpet and floors, you can't clean a plant well enough to remove the odor. So, your dog returns to the plants to remark his territory whenever the odor begins to fade. The best and least expensive solution is to put the plants in a place where the dog cannot get at them.
Another solution is to buy a deterrent, either a motion sensor that scares the daylights out of him when he gets to close to the plants or a spray like SHOO! that has a discouraging smell. (You won't notice it but sometimes the dogs don't like it)

Answer 3

Go to the vet or a pet store and ask about products to keep your dog from peeing on your plants. There are a ton and I bet you can find some that are organic and will not hurt your plants!

Answer 4

You should have your dogs altered. A neutered male is less likely to mark. You need to catch your dog in the act of urinating on your plants. A loud noise right before they are going to do it to stop them in their tracks and then take them outside and praise them like crazy for going outside.

Answer 5

You have to replace the soil so it doesn't smell familiar to them and wash the plants folige with lots of water to get rid of the pee.

Sometimes putting gravel ontop the soil will help, but you may have to put the pots somewhere else for a while til they stop doing it.

Taking the dogs outside every hour or so will get them in the habit of peeing outside.

Good luck.

Answer 6

You should take your dogs out more often for walks; and, when they do urinate on your plants, go over to them and tell them with a firm 'NO' that they should not go there and give them a treat if they listen to you to encourage them to do their business elsewhere.

Answer 7

in assessment to fixtures, carpet and flooring, you won't be able to sparkling a plant properly sufficient to get rid of the scent. So, your canine returns to the vegetation to remark his territory each and each time the scent starts off to vanish. the suitable and somewhat inexpensive answer is to place the vegetation able the place the canine won't be able to get at them. yet another answer is to purchase a deterrent, the two a action sensor that scares the daylights out of him while he gets to on the brink of the vegetation or a twig like SHOO! that has a discouraging scent. (you will no longer notice it yet each and every each and every now and then the canine do no longer like it)

Answer 8

if its a boy he will do that no matter where he is. however, i have a boy dog.. and when he wants to spray my plants i just move him away and tell him no., not there. so i take him where he can do it.
dogs r like children, they learn if u train them.good luck...

Answer 9

Put this bad smell on it so it would hate you'r plants.

Answer 10

buy somthing in the pet store pet marthas something