Re: [PyrNet-L] Hurry up- it's cold......

[Jaime Stathis <jstathis@andover.edu>]

putting laundry soap directly into your lawn is HAZARDOUS for the
environment. 

At 07:37 AM 11/11/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>I know mine have been a gigantic pain with the cooler nights here, and
>heavy dews morning and last time out at night.  Increases the smells.  We
>have a stray cat around, that isn't afraid of the dogs and is somewhere
>near by ( hunts in our woods in the day I expect ), wandering the yard
>area at night.  The five dogs go out and just scatter following sniffy
>trails.  We have a lot of rabbits, and I guess with the moisture the
>scents are just too hard to resist.  It takes them for ever to get down
>to business and get the job done.  I can get them in, I just don't feel
>like they are doing their jobs well before bed at night.  Their internal
>clocks haven't re-adjusted well, to us, with the time change either and
>it is somewhat annoying in the morning too.  I'm happy that the weather
>is more Pyr. comfortable, but with five dogs it takes a long time to get
>anything accomplished!  My friend with the P.B. pig rescue puts all the
>piggies up, and spreads inexpensive laundry soap on the yard ( as if you
>were spreading fertilizer ) and then hoses the yard down till it is soapy
>and bubbly.  Then lets it dry out.  Supposedly it helps with all the
>piggy smells.  I'm tempted to see if it would help at all with the dogs
>wanting to sniff every little thing.  Cindy.
>
>Cindy Henke
>clhenke@juno.com
>Ennis, Texas
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