i seem to have posted the question before but i have never seen it come
up. a neighboor a dog the dog pees constantly on the tree next to us,
what can i put on that tree so the dog stops going there?? thank you.

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i seem to have posted the question before but i have never seen it come
up. a neighboor a dog the dog pees constantly on the tree next to us,
what can i put on that tree so the dog stops going there?? thank you.


how about a fence?

-kelly

Yup, that seems like the best option. I think the OP wants some kind of
spray deterrent or some such thing, though, given how he glosses the
fence suggestions. I am not aware of any product you can put on the tree
to reliably deter most dogs from it.

Chad


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culprit wrote:

that's funny. my parents want to borrow my dogs to save their trees. they
have a problem with deer eating the fruit trees and think the dogs would be
a good deterrent.

You can tell them that it doesn't work. Unless they're planning on
leaving the dogs outside overnight, in a position to chase off any
intruders. We lost a couple of cherry and plum trees to deer, and most
of the damage was done while we were sleeping.

Suja

culprit wrote:
"Dimpled Chad" wrote in message
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Yup, that seems like the best option. I think the OP wants some kind of
spray deterrent or some such thing, though, given how he glosses the
fence suggestions. I am not aware of any product you can put on the tree
to reliably deter most dogs from it.


that's funny. my parents want to borrow my dogs to save their trees. they
have a problem with deer eating the fruit trees and think the dogs would be
a good deterrent.

I have read, and it seems to work in my small garden, that
copious amounts of dog hair spread around the area will be a
deterrent to deer, rabbits, and critters - for a couple of weeks,
anyhow. It's not very attractive, but at least it's biodegradable.

FurPaw
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To reply, unleash the dog.

i live in a condo, so the fence is not going up. its just she goes from
tree to tree around our unit. she knows the rules but dosen't use them.
thanx, but it dosen't look like i can get any help on this one. i wonder
how she would like skunk scent on her front porch every night. a little
bit goes a long way.