Thread: How do you keep animals from pissing on your ride?

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A few years ago, my sister-in-law was upset because someone's dog(s) kept getting into her trash on the nights she had to put it by the road for pickup, so she loaded some things with exlax. A couple of weeks later, she was talking to a neighbor lady that went by the house. This old lady told her that her poodle sprayed crap all over the floors and walls one night and then died. Sister-in-law felt a little bad about killing the mutt, but is happy that her trash is now being scattered all over the parking.

as bad as the situation is it could always be worse!!

Originally Posted by roofcam

A few years ago, my sister-in-law was upset because someone's dog(s) kept getting into her trash on the nights she had to put it by the road for pickup, so she loaded some things with exlax. A couple of weeks later, she was talking to a neighbor lady that went by the house. This old lady told her that her poodle sprayed crap all over the floors and walls one night and then died. Sister-in-law felt a little bad about killing the mutt, but is happy that her trash is now being scattered all over the parking.

Years ago I did some house painting for a elderly lady, when she put her garbage bags out to the curb she would spray the bags with black flag.
The lady said it was the only way she could keep the animals out.

Richard

The previous owner of my roadster had a cat that would jump up on the trunk lid and spray the canvas material on the carson top. Fortunately the material had some stain blocker in it and I have been able to almost remove all of the stain. Just one time I catch a cat on my car and he's gonna use up all of those nine lives in fell swoop.