OT__Dog Watering

I have a problem, maybe it is just me, with dogs peeing on my tires and rims. I know that is what dogs do, but does anyone know of a way to stop a dog from doing it? My problem that really burns me is that the neighbor's dog "visits" at night and I haven't been able to catch him yet. I don't want to shot him, just scare him away. I have thought of hooking a 12 volt electric fencer to the truck and see what happens. The tires would insulate the charge, the dog would have to water the rims to get a shock. Has anyone done this or does this work? Will it hurt the electronics of the vehicle? Ouch?

try shaking some black pepper around the tires when you park for the nite. a couple sniffs of it and he will get the message.

cayenne pepper works on my cats

It will work, back in the day the a repair truck had come out to fix the vacumn pump in the dairy barn and was tired of dogs peeing on the tires, so he pulled right in to the electric drive through gate and waited for the dog and needless to say the dog only got a good start then zaaaapppp. never did it again

Just ease the truck into the electric fence and that will electrify it. Don't fool around getting out and in or it will electrify you too.

Used to do that to the bosses truck when it was time for him to have a tuneup.

Paul

Electric fence will do it as posted below. My lab thought that he was going to go under the lower strap of the electrc fence to say high to the horse, and got zapped at the most inoportune time. It was a sunny, bright, dry day and he let out with a yelp, got knocked down, but was ok when he got back up other than the burned fur on his upper eyelid that touched it. Just missed the eye, but luck is luck. Then again, I did a phone repair at a vets office a couple of years again. They had a White Pyrnese (bigger than a lab) in there and he didn't move much. Just kind of laid there like a rock. He got into his owners electric fence that was dewy, and the grass was dewy, and he went off like a fuse completing a shorted circuit. He was burned up pretty good. I mean he had burned fur and bare patches all over him. I went back a couple of days later and he was standing up and they had started feeding him real food. No more IV.

Theres this ladies prison that I do phones for from time to time. Got a stray female black lab that wandered up years ago that wanders the grounds and they feed it scraps. My first time there as I was leaving, the warden told me that when I'd get to my truck that my tires would be pee'd on so I asked how she knew. She said that dog did that to every vehicle until she got to know it. I went out and sure enough. She had sat on my tire and marked it. After that I always met her at the truck and gave her a big milkbone and she never did it again.

Mark

Why have you so much power in the fence to burn an animal? All they need is a sting and the mind does the rest.