Duluth, MN. First home. Two dogs destroyed backyard over winter. Less grass each spring. High traffic grass type? Pre-snow prep? Fertilizer safe for dogs?
No grass survives concentrated dog traffic. It's not "high traffic"—it's destruction.
Asking grass to survive dogs = asking pills to sustain desert survival. Impossible.
Mulch the run. Enjoy the dogs.
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