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Bad dog , should be fine ......my dad sprayed , then poured pure ammonia on my plants one year , he kept a bottle around for his weird cleaning habits ......almost killed the plant , but didn't , so I don't think some dog pee is going to be a problemI left the door open to the room i keep my 4x4 tent in and my dog peed right next to it on the carpet. Is there anything i need to do besides drying it up? I used white distilled vinegar to help sanitize the spot. If i just left it dry out it shouldn't affect the grow at all correct? Thanks guys!
Exactly what I was thinking , but didn't want to say it , too funnyWatch him very closely, and the next time he's about to pee on the carpet, pee on him to establish dominance. Bonus points if you say "Urine (as in you're in) for a treat!"
And Hendrix looks pissed off also ......Crazy, the plants must make them think its ok to mark their territory. I have two rooms with black hatch zipper doors on them and I swear if I leave those doors open, ole Hendrix here will sure lift his leg and give squirt toward the plants.. Man when he first did that I almost went ballistic! Like mysticepipedon said above, dude refuses to trim and just wants to lay around the house all the time!View attachment 1098301
I think your dog is claiming your grow as his own. Tell him if he doesn't help trim, he doesn't get. Dogs never help trimming.
Hmmm , aristocratsYou're lucky, all of my Airedale Terriers have considered pot plants a gourmet delicacy; especially the younger plants still in veg. I've had multiple strains outdoors on occasion and they'll go out of their way to get to the strains they prefer.
Interrupted his nap. I'm an old man don't have a toddler for that toddler bed. That's Hendrix's bed. He even uses the pillow. Dude is a wee bit spoiled. If anybody else tried to piss on my plants, well...And Hendrix looks pissed off also ......
Early bird catches the wormI just woke up and read this thread and i pissed myself laughing. :-)
Hmmm , aristocrats
And don't you forget it.
Joval Quentin Lionheart at 4 months.
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flu has interrupted Q's service training as it's difficult to crowd-proof him and bring him in to restaurants during lock-downs. IF, he certifies, he'll be our 4th ADT to make it as a service animal. One of our breeders says that's a one in a million Airedale.
Here's Q with his mentor Boo (Timberwyck Steadfast Rebecca), who loved flying. We lost Boo to kidney disease at 10 years of age, this past August.
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