PoochPad Potty Training Attractant Spray for Dogs & Puppies 16 oz, Made in USA, Indoor Potty Pad & Outdoor Use, Dog Training & Behavior Aids Housebreaking Supplies

My 12 week old Mini American Shephard would go outside, come in and pee. Random just stop walking and pee, was hard to train him since he never gave indications he needed to pee. He never would go on pee pads. So I revieved this attractant spray in mail. Sprayed a pee pad and placed on floor. My puppy came into room, smelled the pad and pee'd. So it does something to make dogs go there. Next day I sprayed a pee pads and he popped on it. He doesn't go to it every time, but he has went on the pads with the spray, so it does work, just not every time.

This attractant doesn't work at all. I bought 2 sprays for : 1.attractant 2. “Not here”. I was really surprised when saw Totally opposite results on my place .Both of these Spray doesn't work. I sprayed NoT here around and attractant in the right place. You can see in the picture the results. The smells are so awful that after spraying I spend 2 hours outside the home for getting fresh air. The toxic smell gives you a headache. The dog still doing wherever she wants and not doing where I want. So waste of my money and time.

Sadly, it just didn't work for my toy poodle. She is having difficulty getting potty trained. It might not be the product - but the dog!

this works well. obviously you can’t rely solely on a spray, no matter how expensive or “great” it is. my puppy, started with the spray at 3 months.. now 5 months, is going only on her pads (poop and pee). we spray each of her pads with this and let it sit in a separate room for 5min(away from the dog) cause the smell at first is a little strong. then we place it where we’d like. it took us taking her to the pad every 20 min and rewarding her every time, and while accidents did (n do) happen, she would go. i believe the spray helped a lot in getting her willing to pee on the pad and in the center of it (where we sprayed). i def would recommend this product. just know it takes work from your end too 🤷🏻‍♀️ but now she’s fully trained with the help of this :-)

I started using this about 36 hours ago for a 5 month old puppy who has had lots of accidents. I actually read the directions and decided to follow them. All of a sudden my puppy is trying to use the piddle pads. Yes, she goes on the corner or just misses the pad, but at least she is trying. Previously I was using a different attractant which did not work. I even tried putting down two pads, one with this attractant and the other with the other attractant, next to each other to see if there was a difference. She will only use the piddle pad with this attractant. Suggestion - draw a small circle on the pad and then just spray within the circle. I just moved the location of the circle to try to insure she doesn’t go on the corner.

I've been desperate so I gave this a try and it does absolutely nothing. Doesn't even make either of my dogs notice a smell in that area and I tried it for a week. It actually smells kinda like perfume to me. No urine smell. It may work for someone but I've had better luck using my own urine (sounds grose but it seems to work🤷🏽‍♂️)

GB The Delivery Guy Awesome Job

Didn't work for my spaniel. She showed no interest at all.

Soso

Zero affect. Might as well be water !! Did not work !!

non ca ne fonctionne pas du tout

Sprayer is OK. It works and sometimes it doesn't.

Does NOT work at all! Don’t waste your money!