What does artist Richard Jackson's "bad dog" sculpture do every so often to the Orange County Museum of Art building in Southern California?

Answer: Every so often, a spray hose inside the canine unleashes a fountain of yellow paint onto the museum's wall.

The 28-foot-tall Labrador Retriever statue, made from matte-black parts, has one leg raised in the classic male dog-urination stance, The Atlantic Cities reported. 

But some people question whether such a thing is, in fact, art. Nonetheless, the showpiece remains "on exhibit" through May 5, 2013. 

Image courtesy of the Orange County Museum of Art