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Regular price
$63.48
per
Color:
Red-1pcs
Ships From:
United States
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Dog Fire Hydrant Urinal Training Column – Garden Lawn Decoration & Puppy Potty Training Aid
Color:
Red-1pcs
Ships From:
United States
Regular price
$63.48
per
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About This Product
Make potty training simpler—and your yard cuter. This decorative fire hydrant attracts dogs to a designated spot, helping protect grass and garden beds from random marking. Built from weather-resistant materials, it doubles as playful outdoor décor and a fun gift for dog lovers or firefighters.
Key Features
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Potty training aid: Encourages consistent marking in one spot
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Lawn saver: Helps reduce yellow patches and random marking
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Weather-resistant: Durable construction for year-round outdoor use
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Move & place easily: Lightweight design for quick relocation
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Gift-ready: A quirky, practical present for pet parents and firefighter fans
How to Use (Step-by-Step)
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Choose the spot: Pick an easy-access corner of the yard away from doors, paths, and play areas.
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Anchor it: Place on level ground; stake or weight it if needed (see “Installation” below).
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Scent the target (optional but effective): Lightly spray with canine attractant/marking aid or place a paper towel with your dog’s urine scent on/near the hydrant for the first few days.
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Lead & reward: Bring your dog to the hydrant on leash during usual potty times; use a cue word (“Go potty”). Reward immediately after success.
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Repeat & reinforce: For 1–2 weeks, guide first, then gradually give more freedom. Refresh scent every few days if needed.
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Maintain the habit: Praise when your dog chooses the hydrant; redirect gently if they wander to other areas.
Placement Tips
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Distance: 10–15 ft from entries, play zones, and outdoor seating.
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Drainage: Place on gravel, mulch, or a well-draining patch to minimize odors and puddling.
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Wind direction: Downwind from the patio helps keep smells away from seating.
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Multi-dog homes: Place 2 hydrants (front and back yard) to reduce competition and increase compliance.
Installation & Stability
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Ground stake: Use included stake (if provided) or a landscape stake through the base hole.
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Weighted base: Add river stones or sand to a planter ring around the base.
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Hard surfaces: For patios, set in a weighted pot or decorative base.
Maintenance & Care
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Rinse weekly with a hose; use mild soap if residue builds up.
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Refresh attractant after rain.
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In freezing climates, ensure it’s stable and not sitting in pooled water.
Specifications
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Material: Weather-resistant resin/plastic
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Color: Classic red with hydrant detailing
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Dimensions:14.5" X 5.3"
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Included: [Insert—e.g., hydrant, ground stake]
FAQs
Will it work for female dogs?
Yes. Many females mark or will use the scented area around the hydrant.
How long until it “works”?
Most dogs respond within 3–7 days with consistent guidance and rewards.
Does it smell?
Proper placement on draining ground and quick hose-downs keep odors minimal.
Can I move it?
Yes—relocate as needed; re-scent and guide your dog for a couple of days after moving.
Why Pet Owners Love It
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Cleaner lawns with less random marking
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Fast, reward-based training routine
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Fun décor that actually does something useful
Perfect For
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New puppies, recently adopted dogs, and multi-dog households
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Yards that need a designated “mark here” zone
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Gift-giving to dog owners and firefighter enthusiasts