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Hint: Add 1 tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar to his bowl of water each time you refill it…. your grass will not discolor!

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buy grass seeds and cover up the bad spots on the lawn. Also, take him on a leash to the rock bed and wait there until he pees. Do this everyday until you get the point across. hope it helped =]

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lol that just made me laugh
not at u but I can imagine a dog ****** and killing the rainforest
LOL

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You’ll have to reseed the areas that are already killed. You have two choices, either A.) Re housetrain your dog (And I mean start ALL over from square one - it’s the only way to teach the dog go in one spot) and only allow him to go on the rock bed (that includes correcting him when he goes on the grass). Or B.) Pour water over the spot your dog pees on. If your flood the area with fresh water it will prevent any burning.

Tehy also have several products available that will chang the PH of your dogs urine and prevent the spots - I’ve never used them myslef but have been told they are a waste of $$

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Join everyone else that has a dog,and I bet every other dog owner wished their dog would know when to go out, I don’t care where mine go as long as it not in the living room, I love that their housebroken, be thankful, if you start correcting him for going on the wrong spot outside all your going to do is confuse him, you trained him to out, he is, its reall not fair to be that particular, you might get advise on here, but I am a person around animals all the time I ride horses and am involved with greyhound adoption, ALL my friend have al differnt breed f dogs, none have been traine to *** in 1 spot, and for a Basset or any hound to be housebroken at 5 mo, you are sooo lucky

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There are some ways to stop your dog from ****** on the lawn. Although it is very hard to teach them not to because it is outside and outside is a good place for them to go.
A) Buy some fertilizer for the lawn
B) They do sell sprays for around gardens so pets don’t ruin them but I’m not sure what that would do to the yard.
C) When you let the dog out to go to the bathroom. Take it on the leash. Tell it to go *** Pee or something easy like that and pull him over to the rocks
D) The dog may not like the texture of the rocks on his paws, so he will not go there. Try a different rock or just a certain patch of grass that is different from the rest.
E) Use a different type of place for the dog to go, teach him to go there and they will go there for a certain amount of time but this is not certain.

This may or may not help you but this is what I went through to train one of my earlier dogs. D) worked best for me.

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Do what emily suggested and take him on leash to where you want him to go till he figures it out. Also Drs Foster & Smith catelog sells a lot of stuff to restore the dead areas on the lawn.

Green-UM

* Prevents dog urine burn on grass
* Formulated from natural sources
* Delicious treats or tablets

Neutralize the grass-killing products in your dog’s waste and prevent urine burns on your lawn. Green-UM is a nutritional supplement with amino acids, B vitamins, and vegetable substances. Green-UM’s active ingredient is Glyco Component C1 from the Yucca schidigera plant, which prevents unsightly lawn burn from dog urine. It binds or neutralizes the nitrogen compounds in the urine or *****. It is effective within one day of use, and does not affect the internal organs of the dog.

Simple Solution Lawn Spot Away
* Easy fix for urine burns from dogs, cats, and other pets
* Natural enzymes speed up breakdown of pet urine
* Water-based formula restores the beauty of your yard

Instant lawn repair for pet urine burns on your lawn. This lawn colorant and grass restorer helps grass grow back by using natural enzymes to accelerate the breakdown process of pet urine. Instantly colors brown spots with a natural green coloring agent. Safe for use around pets and safe on all types of grass and plants.

Also this might help out:

Pee Post™
* Makes housebreaking easier by using the natural instinct of your pet
* Teaches your pet where to go - in an area of your choice

Train your pet to go in just one area! Pheromone-treated plastic yard post encourages your pet to eliminate in a specific area. Simply stake it 4-5″ into the ground. Your pet will smell the attractant pheromones for months and go where you want him to, while the rest of your yard stays greener. 7-1/2″ high. Simple product design allows for ease in staking, removal, and relocating. Keep your pet’s elimination site where you want it to be; *** Post can help.

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My BOOFUS goes to “Darkest Africa”. That’s what I call a corner of dense scrubb I’v neglected at the end of the garden
It’s also Diggy-Dog area so he has made the hideout his own apart from his “study” in the garage. It’s all a doggie thing and part of the joy of having BOOFUS.

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they have a item at petsmart that has the phero(what is it)
that tells them this is the spot to go potty.
less than $15. been thinking of trying it but haven’t yet.