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by Mr. Meaulnes on January 1st, 2008
Because it's in their nature to mark their territory with urine.
Normally, wild dogs would pee on trees, rocks, etc. to stake their territorial claim, but when there are none of those to be found, a fire hydrant will do just fine.
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