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That's good to hear the CBD is still working for sleep. I paid a neighbor kid to roll the yard yesterday. He used his John Deere and roller which is about 1/3rd the size and weight of mine but I didn't want to hook up the water hoses yet. That and the short cut I gave the grass last time make it easy to clean up the pup's droppings.
She went up the stairs for the first time today. We can close all the doors up there but she can't get back down on her own yet, so I put the items in front of the stairs.
That's good to hear the CBD is still working for sleep. I paid a neighbor kid to roll the yard yesterday. He used his John Deere and roller which is about 1/3rd the size and weight of mine but I didn't want to hook up the water hoses yet. That and the short cut I gave the grass last time make it easy to clean up the pup's droppings.
She went up the stairs for the first time today. We can close all the doors up there but she can't get back down on her own yet, so I put the items in front of the stairs.
I wish I could find someone to roll our yard. The HOA won't pay for it and the landscaper won't do it for me.
Rollers come in all sizes and shapes. There are hand rollers or rollers pulled by lawn tractors. I have the old fashion steel one which you fill with water for weight. The neighbors was plastic and much smaller. I'm not sure what it was filled with. Purpose is simple - - flatten the ground from all the bumps after a winter that creates lawn issues from freezing and thawing. We are always fighting moles which really tear up the yard leaving paths and mounds. Some lawn pros will say it should never be done because its smashing down the ground and stopping future lawn growth. On the flip side, if you roll the lawn regularly which I do, it should be airated regularly as well - which I have done every 3 years.
Rollers come in all sizes and shapes. There are hand rollers or rollers pulled by lawn tractors. I have the old fashion steel one which you fill with water for weight. The neighbors was plastic and much smaller. I'm not sure what it was filled with. Purpose is simple - - flatten the ground from all the bumps after a winter that creates lawn issues from freezing and thawing...
There is going to be an Aussie party. Grab your Crocodile Dundee knife (“That’s not a knife . . . This is a knife”) and some Shrimp for the Barbie cause another Aussie just moved into the neighborhood. A second neighbor brought home another of Roxy’s brothers today!
There is going to be an Aussie party. Grab your Crocodile Dundee knife (“That’s not a knife . . . This is a knife”) and some Shrimp for the Barbie cause another Aussie just moved into the neighborhood. A second neighbor brought home another of Roxy’s brothers today!
That's cool. Love all your barriers too. Puppies are a lot of work, aren't they?
My morning pet story. I planned my 3:30 am pee break by putting a pair of old boots in the kitchen. We had a huge amount of rain recently and the yard is muddy. I brought the dog downstairs. Set her down and tried putting on a boot but it was laced to tight. Before I knew it Roxy was into the family room peeing on the carpet! LOL That was all on me; normally I put her straight outside. Good news - I didn't get any mud on my shoes. Bad news - I had to use some paper towel!!
Roll the yard? Huh? Never heard of that.
