A homeowner's female dog created yellow urine patches. Pet retrained, but repair needed in extreme climate.
Not urine acidity—males mark multiple spots; females squat once, concentrating nitrogen/salts. Flushing with water immediately after urination helps.
Puerto Vallarta's heat/humidity favors warm-season runner grasses. If existing grass spreads by runners, recovery is fast with watering. If not, manual patching required.
Charlotte's concise answer targets the mechanism and solution based on grass growth habit.
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