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HAHAHA…. Dogs that mark, will pee on anything!
Timmy, my tiny Poodle stud muffin, is the first male dog I’ve ever had. I thought hydrants were a joke, but on our walks, we pass one and sometimes three. He always pees on them raising his leg so high I think he will fall over. I’m sure he is trying to make dogs think he is really big when they come around to sniff.
My Dog goes anywhere
My male Westie, Mr. Henry, doesn’t pee on fire hydrants because he still uses a “girl squat” just like when he was a puppy. Fine by me, I can live without every vertical surface in my neighborhood (or house).
He is not, however, quite so good about getting his picture taken, check this one out: http://urbzen.com/2008/11/07/give-me-that/
Ha, yeah that makes sense to me! Plus, since so many other dogs have peed on it, of course every dog wants to mark it too. Peeing contest, woo hoo!
New to this site, good articles. Learned a bit about dog nutrition.