Dog takes leak on tire (best, car)

[bagster]

Originally Posted by Southern man

The dog is obviously not on a lease or controlled. Almost every town has a lease law. Call the dog catcher.

I don't live in town; it's a rural area. People get along here, and I see no point in confronting someone over something so minor. I just wanted to learn if the pee could damage the rims, and what you could use to prevent the damage. Now if it was a cat, it would be another story. I once read that cat urine will eventually destroy rubber.

[SFBayBoomer]

Originally Posted by MacInTx

My wife owns a female dog.

She will take on any male dog in a p***ing contest. I've watched her do it many times.

Perhaps her dog is simply transgender and exercising her right to pee wherever and however she wants ?

[dkf747]

Originally Posted by Southern man

The dog is obviously not on a lease or controlled. Almost every town has a lease law. Call the dog catcher.

Why would anyone lease a dog? Leasing cars is bad enough, but dogs....

[larry4775]

Dogs go on tires because of the smell of all the road kill, even if its totally gone the smell still remains for quite some time. if you don't want dogs to pee on them spay them with a deterrent a home defense usually used on carpet to keep dogs from peeing in a certain place that will do the trick.

[Grumpy ol' Man]

Does it happen while the vehicle is parked, or on the freeway on the way to work?

[bagster]

Originally Posted by Grumpy ol' Man

Does it happen while the vehicle is parked, or on the freeway on the way to work?

Both, the dog is a greyhound. His stream peters out when he reaches 45mph, though.

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by Howiester

Solution: put bacon grease on your rims so the dog licks it and consumes his own pee.

Hehe... Why is the dog targetting his tires??

[Arcenal813]

Pee on your tires before the dog does, that way it knows someone has already marked his/her territory. Rub **** on it to seal the deal.

[IShootNikon]

Originally Posted by Grumpy ol' Man

Does it happen while the vehicle is parked, or on the freeway on the way to work?

Pretty talented dog peeing on a car tire on the freeway

[thecoalman]

Originally Posted by GeoffD

You could also put an electric fence transformer on the car. When the dog does it's thing, the urine stream would bridge the car to ground via the dog. That would discourage the behavior without causing permanent damage to the dog.

This was Mythbusters show, they had difficulties doing it because the stream separates after short distance.