Why is it that male dogs don't seem to burn grass like a female dog does?
Female dogs usually squat to urinate, and male dogs (unless they are squatters) usually urinate on something upright (marking their territory). This results in a higher concentration of urine left behind from a female dog, because a male dog's urine is usually dripping down something, and spread out more thinly. Also adding to the perception that female dogs are more guilty of burning the grass; a spot of dead grass in the center of a green lawn is far more obvious than a small ring around an upstanding object. Isn't that a nice visual?
Female dogs usually squat to urinate, and male dogs (unless they are squatters) usually urinate on something upright (marking their territory). This results in a higher concentration of urine left behind from a female dog, because a male dog's urine is usually dripping down something, and spread out more thinly. Also adding to the perception that female dogs are more guilty of burning the grass; a spot of dead grass in the center of a green lawn is far more obvious than a small ring around an upstanding object. Isn't that a nice visual?