Yellow spots with green rings? Dog urine. But first, confirm it's not fungus: tug test — fungus pulls up easily; urine-damaged grass stays rooted. Urine spots have bright green edges; fungus doesn't.
Fescues and perennial ryegrasses tolerate urine better — but still damage eventually. Training + diet + resistant grass = best combo.
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