Dog tries to pee on my 20's!!

**phoenix SUN shine** · 10-30-2009, 12:18 AM

Ok, so I temporarily moved to a new house and it does not have a garage. I parked my car in the back yard and my dog peed on them which got got me pissed! lol Everytime I park my car out back, he runs to the car, starts smelling it all around, and lifts his leg to pee on it. I grab him and yell NO! He won't stop! He did it twice and I had just shined them up! uggg I know its because he is territorial but I can't ne getting my rims pissed on and the neighbor hood is kind of bad so leaving it out front is no option. Any ideas how to stop this? Does anyone know of a wheel cover or something they sell to protect rims? Any ideas apprecieated thnx

**Sublimeon24s** · 10-30-2009, 12:25 AM

lmao.......I had 24s on my last car.......it was a friday afternoon, sunny as can be out......washed the wheels, dressed the tires, then polished the wheels.....went to my boys house who lets his pitbull out as i pull up........dog runs right up to my rear passenger rim and pissed all over it!

**phoenix SUN shine** · 10-30-2009, 12:30 AM

lol man it sucks.. i swear i woke up ready to go to work feeling great... and i walk up and some nasty smell is comming from my car! i look and ALL 4 where peed on? he doesnt run out of piss or what.. i washed them and he was just laying in the backyard all peacfull looking at me as if he did not know he did aanything..

**stroguy** · 10-30-2009, 12:37 AM

It's good luck.

In Haiti!

**tnek** · 10-30-2009, 12:48 AM

Innotek remote training collars. I have one for my 2 labs and its worth the money. I actually makes certain training easier. Its a matter of just letting them no that this act is not allowed. No spanking, yelling, chasing etc. They dont know why your mad but the collar reminds them that this activity will bring a correction. Its like a static shock and I have used it on myself just to verify. Its not a taser but it does get your attention. It usually only takes a few times to get the point accross.

**ZeGuru** · 10-30-2009, 01:06 AM

Pee on him next time. He thinks he owns those rims, you need to remind that dog that you own him, ergo you own the wheels.

**TheMush** · 10-30-2009, 10:17 AM

leave some antifreeze in a small bowl by your tire

**Sublimeon24s** · 10-30-2009, 12:17 PM

Originally Posted by ZeGuru

Pee on him next time. He thinks he owns those rims, you need to remind that dog that you own him, ergo you own the wheels.

classic advice!

**MikeEast** · 10-30-2009, 12:56 PM

Originally Posted by TheMush

leave some antifreeze in a small bowl by your tire

Talk about a 'Final Solution' - that's just wrong...

Originally Posted by ZeGuru

Pee on him next time. He thinks he owns those rims, you need to remind that dog that you own him, ergo you own the wheels.

That will probably work quite well I'm thinking. You parked something in 'his' space and he's claiming it.

Mike

**Knightrider** · 10-30-2009, 01:56 PM

put him on a shorter leash

**SRTpete** · 10-30-2009, 02:12 PM

You could wire the rims to a bit of current....urine is saltwater, and is a great conductor of electricity.........

1 time ZAP should make the point clear to the dog.

**phoenix SUN shine** · 10-30-2009, 02:39 PM

lol he's been calming down the last couple days. I think he's finally understanding I don't like when he does it. I would put him behind a gate but i gotta leave him loose at nite lol.. he's a great gaurd dog

**phoenix SUN shine** · 10-30-2009, 02:41 PM

someone had told me to put vinigar by the tire or sprey some on the floor near the rims.. i guess they don't like the smell.. But not tyson he didn't care.. also they told me to put water gallons..for some reason they don't like these either?

lol dam dog...