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With the exception of when I was a young boy we have always had female dogs. Now I have two males and they follow each other around the yard and were one takes a leak the other one takes a leak right on top of it and then sometimes the other one will come back and pee there again. As you can imagine on a hot summer days the smell can become pretty bad. Currently I use this simple green spray that you hook up to the garden hose. Not sure if any of you have a similar problem or if you use a different odor eliminator? The simple green works OK but you don’t make it very far on one of them bottles. So I am looking for something that might be a bit more powerful and last longer. Any suggestions?

PorkChop wrote:With the exception of when I was a young boy we have always had female dogs. Now I have two males and they follow each other around the yard and were one takes a leak the other one takes a leak right on top of it and then sometimes the other one will come back and pee there again. As you can imagine on a hot summer days the smell can become pretty bad. Currently I use this simple green spray that you hook up to the garden hose. Not sure if any of you have a similar problem or if you use a different odor eliminator? The simple green works OK but you don’t make it very far on one of them bottles. So I am looking for something that might be a bit more powerful and last longer. Any suggestions?

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You might detect a hint of dog pee smell in my boat.
I didn't do it.
Millet is a puppy and hasn't figured out to get it all out b4 the 4 am boat race..
Sorry man.

Bitches pee over each other too.

Jimmy wrote:Bitches pee over each other too.

Yupppp But they squat and it goes straight to the ground. Males get it all over the fence on the trees all over the walls and it’s like a big giant wick spreading the scent.

I only let my dog out at night so he can go across to the neighbors and take care of business.......

OdorMute works. A lot of folks use them in kennels. https://www.gundogsupply.com/odormute-p ... ented.html

duck dawg wrote:OdorMute works. A lot of folks use them in kennels. https://www.gundogsupply.com/odormute-p ... ented.html

Thank you I will check that stuff out

Ah the smell of cat spray in the morning.
Dog pee is nothing compared to getting sprayed in the face by a lion.
Someone put up the zoo video please.
Could use a laff.

duck dawg wrote:OdorMute works. A lot of folks use them in kennels. https://www.gundogsupply.com/odormute-p ... ented.html

Thank you again! Put down my first application of it yesterday and it’s a huge improvement!