What do you do with your sh*t?

[Pit Bull Committed]

Exactly, and shit still smells like shit. So does piss, so no matter what one feeds that can be an issue for those of us with sensitive noses, and or an obsession of keeping a clean yard.

I'd assume you guys don't feed raw. Well, no need to hate on raw feeders. If you guys can't smell the difference between kibble shit and raw shit then your nose must not be that sensitive. Lol. And if you were obsessed about cleaning your dog spots then I'm sure you know how it's like to scrape that kibble shit compared to raw shit. :-) People that feed kibbles to their dogs knows that kibble shit smells for days/weeks...while raw shit maybe a couple hours at most. Seriously, there is a big difference.

[CRISIS]

lol You act like I just started feeding them raw haha. Nobody said it smells the same. Go check your temp, you must not feel well,you're seeing things again. lol

the smell part was more in response to Sb saying it smells the same, my response to you was, saying that they "still shit"..., and what i was saying in response was, while youll never eliminate your dogs shitting all together.. you can drastically alter the amount (& smell) by feeding raw. i dont know when you started feeding raw personally, however it doesnt take long to notice to benefits.

[S_B]

I'd assume you guys don't feed raw. Well, no need to hate on raw feeders. If you guys can't smell the difference between kibble shit and raw shit then your nose must not be that sensitive. Lol. And if you were obsessed about cleaning your dog spots then I'm sure you know how it's like to scrape that kibble shit compared to raw shit. :-) People that feed kibbles to their dogs knows that kibble shit smells for days/weeks...while raw shit maybe a couple hours at most. Seriously, there is a big difference.

Committed, not hating on raw feeders at all. I think I'm possibly the only one on this thread that feeds kibble. I have been around a few dogs/yards of raw fed dogs. And I agree the smell is lessened, but shit still stinks like shit no matter what you feed. And lots of kibble produces the most terrible smell, this I'm sure we all agree on.

[Pit Bull Committed]

Committed, not hating on raw feeders at all. I think I'm possibly the only one on this thread that feeds kibble. I have been around a few dogs/yards of raw fed dogs. And I agree the smell is lessened, but shit still stinks like shit no matter what you feed. And lots of kibble produces the most terrible smell, this I'm sure we all agree on.

I guess we agree then. ;-)

[bamaman]

Treez I just hook my lawn trailor up to my mower and shovel it in the trailor and dump it on the back side of my property.

[brokeback]

Treez I just hook my lawn trailor up to my mower and shovel it in the trailor and dump it on the back side of my property.

Good deal. I'm going to do something soon, just not sure what yet.

[bamaman]

Good deal. I'm going to do something soon, just not sure what yet.

Sorry I can't give you any better advice .This is a subject I never thought much on but I guess I can see where it would take some planning if you live in a neighborhood with a small yard.

[S_B]

[brokeback]

I'd assume you guys don't feed raw. Well, no need to hate on raw feeders. If you guys can't smell the difference between kibble shit and raw shit then your nose must not be that sensitive. Lol. And if you were obsessed about cleaning your dog spots then I'm sure you know how it's like to scrape that kibble shit compared to raw shit. :-) People that feed kibbles to their dogs knows that kibble shit smells for days/weeks...while raw shit maybe a couple hours at most. Seriously, there is a big difference.

I do feed raw so obviously I'm not "hating" on raw feeders lol. It's just comical that somebody would suggest to feed raw because there is no shit cleaning, that's ridiculous.

Sorry I can't give you any better advice .This is a subject I never thought much on but I guess I can see where it would take some planning if you live in a neighborhood with a small yard.

Thanks for the suggestion, bama, and as you know I don't live in a neighborhood with a small yard so that's not the case here. I'm going to start my compost pile today. I'll just do what SB is/was doing. Pile it up on a far side of the property and add leaves, straw and other matter to it until it breaks down into compost.

[S_B]

Turn that pile occasionally and add lime in time you'll have a super rich compost mixture. The chain spot I filled in actually grew 3 healthy tomato plants! I'm guessing the birds dropped seeds there, or it could have been in some of the dog shit as I've fed them extras from the garden.

Those plants got huge but were late in the year and froze before they were able to produce tomatoes. I use the compost to fill in any ruts made by gofers or the mower. I used some in the flower beds also. Not quite sure I'd use it in the garden but I've read where folks have.

My buddy had a large yard 50+ he dug a giant hole with his backhoe and piled it up with dog waste, sticks and his household paper trash and burned it. That is another good option but I never liked the smell of that smoke lol And I don't like to burn around the dogs very much if I can help it.

S_B