Friday, November 21, 2008
You are not logged in: Login | Register

How to Train Your Dog Not to Urinate on the AC Unit

By michaelgavin
 
Related Entries:

Instructions

Things You’ll Need:

  • Dog urination repellant spray
  • Dog urination attraction spikes
  • Step 1:
    Purchase the supplies. A trip to a local pet supply store will provide you with all of the necessary supplies.
  • Step 2:
    Install the urine attraction spikes in your yard. Follow the instructions on the packaging and install the recommended amount of the urination attraction spikes around the yard.
  • Step 3:
    Spray the exterior of the AC unit with the dog urine repellant spray. Follow the instructions on the packaging and saturate the exterior around your AC unit.
  • Step 4:
    Catch them in the act. Try and sneak up on them and catch them in the act of peeing on the AC unit.
  • Step 5:
    Discipline them. Lightly grab their scruff or collar with one hand and firmly scold the animal. Say “No, bad dog, we don’t pee here!” Then take them to one of the dog urination attraction spikes and tell them to pee there. Do not allow them to come inside until they have peed near the dog urination attraction spikes.
  • Step 6:
    Repeat until you see success. Over time your dog will eventually associate where they can and can not pee. The best results are seen when you start this process with puppies.

Tips & Warnings

  • Set plastic chairs around the AC unit. As a last resort to get your dog to stop peeing on the AC unit, you can buy cheap plastic outdoor chairs and strategically position them around your AC unit. Make sure to saturate them with the dog urine repellant spray. Also make sure to discipline your dog when they attempt to pee on the chairs.
  • Never use extreme physical force to discipline your dog. They are very smart animals and can easily learn not to do something over time and through the proper methods.

More Puppy Pages

How to Train Your Dog to Stop Digging Holes

How to Train Your Dog to Stop Digging Holes

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Shovel Garden hose Step 1: Catch them in the act. This is the most important step. Try and sneak up on them as they are digging the hole so you can surprise them. Once you have, firmly scold the animal and lightly...

Read More

How to Discipline a Cat for Urinating on the Carpet

How to Discipline a Cat for Urinating on the Carpet

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Cat repellent Cat treat Litter box Rolled-up newspaper Spray bottle Step 1: Before you even consider punishing your cat, you should have your vet rule out any underlying medical condition that could be causing this...

Read More

Catching Your Dog in the Act of Going to the Bathroom in the House

Catching Your Dog in the Act of Going to the Bathroom in the House

Hi! This is Elise McMahon for Expert Village.com and in this video series we are talking about house training your dog. If you would like to find out more about my services, you can visit my website at canineheadstart.com. So, we are talking about what...

Read More

How to Reward a Dog When Housebreaking

How to Reward a Dog When Housebreaking

Instructions Step 1: Take your dog outside on a leash or confine him within a fenced in area. Keeping your dog on a leash prevents unwanted games of "chase" and keeps you beside your dog so you can be there to reward him when he goes potty. Step 2...

Read More

How to Potty Train Dog to go to the Same Place in Yard

How to Potty Train Dog to go to the Same Place in Yard

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Dog collar Leash Pee post Urine attract spray Puppy pads Dog be gone powder/spray Use a Pee Post Step 1: Many pet shops and pet websites offer a dog training tool called a Pee Post. The one I am using in this...

Read More