Pet Corrector Spray

It's brilliant, my dog used to be impossible, but just showing him the spray can does the trick. I haven't even used it much, just a little puff under his backside, and it's so much nicer having a dog who doesn't jump on people and all that. Brilliant, just a bit expensive though, considering it's only cold air.

My Rottie lady, who’s going through puberty, had gotten into the habit of barking at strange dogs and even angrily attacking them. After this “all-wheel-drive-leap-into-the-lead” routine left me with two broken fingers and several falls resulting in injuries to my knee, ankle, and elbow, our dog trainer recommended this spray to me. And what do you know! After using it a few times in these situations, madam can now sit calmly next to me when other dogs cross our path. Brilliant!

For those who say my dog doesn’t react, that’s actually a very good thing! I use the tool outside to avoid stray, untrained dogs, and my own dogs are used to it ❤️

The spray works great for keeping away pushy, aggressive dogs. My dog isn’t scared of it, since the hissing sound isn’t any louder than a sharp whistle, and it gets his attention straight away. If you use it correctly and briefly, you get a good training effect – even the “he’s just friendly” dogs learn something from it ;-)

For everyone saying it’s useless and shouldn’t be for sale, I agree—but that’s because you’re using it to stop your dog from communicating. The Pet Corrector is meant to startle the animal when it’s misbehaving, so it stops, or to scare off unleashed dogs that come up to your dog—and for that, it’s very effective. But it’s not for stopping your dog from communicating with other dogs or from barking; you’re just not using it the right way.