Pet Corrector Dog Trainer, Help Stop Unwanted Behaviour | 200ml, Twin Pack

I have a very barky Aussie Shepherd. If you have one of these very intelligent but very vocal dogs, you know what I'm talking about. I have spent so much on training - just time and money over the years. This is the first thing that has ever worked, no kidding. I wish I knew about this 5 years ago. It does make a short, loud SHHHH and my dog did not know what to do but be quiet. It's worked really well when he's barking at pretty much nothing outside the window, when I'm trying to relax after playing with him, a day's work, playing with him some more, and a walk. Of course, the moment I sit down, he starts barking at me and this works well for that too. I've actually got into a point where all I have to do is just hold up the can - I don't even need to expel anything. This is also worked strangely well for recall. My dog's smart guy, the problem is he's too smart. And recall doesn't always work for him because that means no more fun in the backyard, but man, I fire this thing and he comes running. Of course we're in a contained backyard and he's barking at the dorky looking hound next door that just glares at him and doesn't react back. But my guy is a high strung guy and has to bark at him anyway. One fire of this and he will actually come back from the dorky next door neighbor dog. There is no odor and trust me, I have hyperosmia, I would smell the tiniest of anything and I don't smell anything at all.

These have single-handedly made my quality of life better. I have an anxious/reactive small dog (resulting from an attack by an off-leash large dog) that barks at every single little noise outside and struggles on walks around big dogs. One little “shh” from this, coupled with reinforcement training when he stops, has helped him gain his independence back and lessened his barking immensely. I can’t recommend enough. When he gets reactive, it’s like his brain goes offline and he can’t hear “no” anymore. This breaks through that so he can understand it’s not an appropriate time to bark and that he will be rewarded for stopping. 10/10 will continue to purchase for use with other dogs as well, in case another off-leash incident occurs. It’s a great deterrent.

I have aways bragged about this product. But bullheaded dogs seem to not even hear it and continue what they are doing . My daughters shih tzu and shorkie, a shih tzu mix completely ignore and keep doing what they're doing. The young one even tries to bite it like it's a toy. This has worked on mine and friends dogs. Recommend product but I would never recommend a shih tzu dog. They are hard to train and don't potty train well or even listen. You tell the full blooded 1 and she just looks at you and doesn't move. Sorry. Good product. Untrainable dog.

My only complaint is we didn’t learn about this sooner. Just wow. We have a smart dog. 1yo. Mostly a delight, except for the dang barking when he’s on a leash. He would bark at every dog. Tried for months and months to do + reinforcement only with very little progress. After maybe two sprays of this little magic horn problem has been fixed. Now when he sees a dog he wants to bark out he sits and waits for his treat, then we go in our way. He does have a neighborhood nemesis, and that requires two treats. Understandable. Walks are so much more relaxing now.

Don't use this in your pocket. It releases a somewhat wet but super cold substance and turns your pocket while (but it goes away). I think it's just compressed air so it's not like a chemical or anything and hbas no smell but you should definitely only spray it in open air. The sound is less intense if held upside down so make sure it's right side up. The sound definitely seems to distract a dog but it's not so intense that they seem scared (which depending on the behavior you may want it to). I used it at the park for digging and it seemed to scare my dog enough (she is a bit of a wimp, 4yo border collie) but the other dog (a German sheperd puppy) kept going back for more after the use of this device. It probably takes prolonged usage to really see changes in behavior. There is definitely potential there but I haven't used it for a prolonged period yet. Training note: make sure to never reward your dog for stopping a bad behavior after you use this device or tell them to stop. Only reward if the dog shows restraint on their own and chooses not to partake in a bad behavior you know they want to. This device can be helpful for getting over the initial hard part of getting them to stop a behavior but unless you teach a solid "leave-it" command this will only act as a band aid. You should use this device when for really tough situations where your dog is not destractable and then in a different instance you can reward when you notice them think twice about doing it in the first place. You want the association of the behavior to be coupled with the uncomfortable noise and not a reward. Keep in mind you don't want your dog to know where the sound is coming from. Never point it in your dog's face or show them the can while I it is being used. I like to hide it behind my back. If they see the device and associate the device with the sound they will just continue the bad behavior when they don't see the device. You want to make the sound mysterious so they think no matter where or when they do this behavior this sound will happen. That said it is good to bring this with you everywhere you think the unwanted behavior could happen so they don't start associating the sound with a certain place or situation. For example if you only use it at home for barking they may still think it's okay to bark in public or at someone else's house. They need to think this sound happens any time they choose to bark and therefore will no longer want to bark because they hear this awful sound.

It worked so well on my little cute Morkie, Venus, that was barking all the time at other dogs, but didn't work so well on my wife. She instead tried to spray it in my face. Regardless, this is a charm for my little Venus. I even had paid for a dog trainer before to come and teach me some leash tricks to get Venus to be "quiet" on command when barking, but I felt bad yanking on that leash on her little neck. So I didn't continue that practice and instead gave up for a while. Then I was walking the hallways of my apartment when a gentlemen with his little schnauzer came walking by and Venus starting barking at it. The man pulled out this bottle and sprayed it in the air (away from the direction of the dogs) and they both were quiet. Actually, his dog was already quiet from when he took the can out of his pocket, so he looked knowledgeable about the spray bottle and respected it. I think the nice red color helps the dogs recognize it better. Venus was quiet in a second and came to my side. I pet her and said "quiet" and then "good girl" instead of giving her a treat. I mean a lot of dogs are rewarded by just a smile, a nice rub and a good work like "good girl." You don't always have to give them treats or else they think they have to bark, then after the spray they get a treat. That happened to my mom's chuhuahua. He would bark and she would say "quiet" and then give a treat. So every time he wanted a treat he would go to the window and bark and look backwards until he got a treat. Just give them love an affection. You could technically do the same with humans, but that's another story :)

We rescued what we were told and thought was a pom puppy, or a pom likely mixed with a slightly bigger dog. Well he has grown a lot in just a few weeks, no longer has such a teddy bear face or delicate build (at all) and the vet said "you put on the form he is a pom mix, he is not a pom, he is way more like a shiba inu." I have since watched many videos of shiba dogs and he is the spitting image of one! I have also read many articles. He shares more dna with the wolf than any other dog! Over and over I read that they are the hardest dogs to train, the most stubborn. OH EM GEE! I thought we were bringing home a pomeranian, instead we have brought home a flippin' WOLF. He was listening to nothing. Snapping at our ankles as we walked by. Biting (not puppy chewing) our hands if we tried to pet him, jumping at our arms and necks if we tried to sit beside him. It was stressful and making it really hard to bond with him. Redirecting with a chew toy didn't work at all, he wanted to chew us. Saying no and moving him away seemed to make him more determined. Spraying with water seemed to make him mad and snap more frantically. We had a trainer come to the house, maybe he just wasn't all that good at his job but he seemed at a bit of a loss. Very disheartening. I was beginning to understand why some dogs become outside dogs, although we would never do that to Lobo in the 500 f temps of Arizona. If there is one thing that made the fee for the trainer worth while (more than worthwhile) is that he suggested we buy this Pet Corrector. It is like MAGIC! It has not worked in the way I have read in some of these comments. We didn't have to spray it just once for an instant morph into an elderly golden retriever or anything. We do spray it a few times a day, but when we do Lobo immediately stops, and stays stopped for quite a while. Last night he sat on the sofa beside me calmly (for the first time) chewing his toy frog (after I sprayed him once for jumping at my hand, mouth wide open like a shark) allowing me to stroke his head and tell him he's a good boy (I lied, but he is getting there) what a relief. This might be one of the best things I have ever spent money on.

Having tried numerous different bark correctors we truly didn't believe any of them would actually work. Our dogs were barkers, in fact, they excelled at barking which was a challenging issue for us due to having someone in the family with a severe nerve issue which is easily triggered by the high pitch sound of the barking. Our dogs are part of our family so we needed to find a good option. Add to it all the fact we travel for a living and are in and out of hotel rooms most of the year. It is hard enough to find a hotel that accepts dogs, nevertheless, will tolerate barking. We had all but given up after using every possible bark corrector on the market...until we found the Pet Corrector. We didn't have much hope that a little can of air could do much good but the ratings were astounding on this little product so for the price, we decided we didn't have much to loose by giving it a try. When it arrived we were even less impressed but read all the directions and prepared to start training. What can we say, it not only controlled the barking but other bad habits as well. It took about 3 times of using the corrector which is sprayed into the air as the dog is barking or preforming whatever habit you wish them to discontinue. It is quick and painless but it causes them to stop in theirs tracks. The behavior stopped almost immediately. You can have it on hand but will find, if you use it correctly, will not need to administer it very often. It was unbelievable. Our dogs rarely bark now. They will bark if they sense real danger, like someone jiggling the door handle at a time when the family is not expected home. It does not seem to take away their natural instinct to bark when danger is present but does curb unnecessary barking. No longer is it a bark fest every morning in the hotel room as people begin leaving their rooms and the doors begin to slam shut, or when they hear someone in the hall or just to get attention. We even noticed that without the need to bark at everything, they have calmed down and seem more at peace and relaxed. It actually calmed down their personalities which was an added benefit we hadn't planned on receiving from a little can of air. We cannot recommend this more highly. It is the most humane way to curb the barking and yet still retain the instinct to bark when needed. It is an excellent product that every dog owner having difficulty with barking should consider.

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Ich hatte gelesen, unter den Kundenbewertungen aus den USA und GB, dass Pet Corrector wirklich nicht bei jedem Hund funktioniert. Einige Hunden sollen sich davon völlig unbeeindruckt zeigen. Also waren wir sehr gespannt, wie unser Hund reagieren würde. Der Hund ist ein 4-jähriger schäferhundähnlicher kastr. Mischling aus einem Tierheim, der sich absolut normal verhält, wenn er frei ist; an der Leine mutiert er leider zum Tiger, sobald er einen anderen Hund erspäht: er zieht sehr kräftig, bellt wie verrückt, stellt sich auf die Hinterbeine, die ganze Show also - peinlich! Ein Hundetrainer hat übrigens auch keine Änderung bewirken können. Den Pet Corrector habe ich bestellt nach dem Motto: was soll's, wahrscheinlich wieder Geld aus dem Fenster aber probieren wir das auch noch mal.. Yuhuu! Es klappt mit unserem Hund! Nach wenigen Tagen reicht es ihm schon, die rote Dose zu sehen, und schon ist er ruhig. Ich habe ein gutes Gewissen, denn es ist ja kein Pfefferspray! Ein lautes Zischen und das war' s. Habe inzwischen schon für den Nachbarn nachbestellt. Mal sehen, ob es auch mit dessen Hündin klappt.

Every dog owner should have one

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I had already bought this product a the pet shop so I knew it worked great. My dogs hate it an stop barking immediately. This is a good price.