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How to Clean up After a Dingo

By eHow Pets Editor
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A pet dingo is really just a dog in a slightly wilder form. Given that, cleaning up after your dingo will be just like cleaning up after a domestic dog. In fact, it will be easier because there is no typical doggy smell to deal with! Read on to learn more.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Harness and leash
  • Plastic pick-up bags
  • Pet odor cleaner
  1. Step 1

    Train your dingo to use one corner of the yard as her bathroom. Lead her immediately to that spot when you take her outside, and praise her when she uses it. Create some sort of a boundary between her corner and the rest of her yard, such as surrounding it by a very low fence or filling it with small landscaping rocks.

  2. Step 2

    Keep your pet dingo's bathroom clean! Your dingo will only use his corner if you clean it daily. Pick up feces and dispose in the trash. Hose down during dry weather to rinse away the urine. You may want to spray it with an eco-friendly cleaner as well.

  3. Step 3

    Carry plastic pick-up bags with you to clean up while on walks or away from home. Dispose in public trash receptacles rather than private containers.

  4. Step 4

    Lead your dingo to urinate away from flowers, shrubs and residential lawns. Canine urine can lead to plant damage.

  5. Step 5

    Clean up any accidents inside immediately. Your dingo will smell her accidents and will assume that the spot is an appropriate bathroom. If you use a pet odor cleaner, you will erase the smell for both of you!

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