The Company of Animals Pet Corrector Bad Behavior and Training Aid - Quickly Stops Barking, Jumping, Digging, Chewing ‚ Harmless and Safe- 200ml

ペットに効果的に吹きます。 音が蛇に似ていて一瞬で黙ります。 慣れてくると効かなくなるので空中に向かって吹かないように吹き方に気をつけて行わないといけません。 最後はこの缶を持っているだけで犬が気づく事が目的だそうです。 もっともっと安くしてほしい。 サードパーティで他の会社で作ってくれないかな〜。 競争相手がないと物価があがるから。

Molto utile sia per allontanare cani sconosciuti che per educare a ridurre l'abbaio del proprio cane

Whoa. I'm amazed that this actually worked! I adopted a 1.5 year old stray dog with a SUPER strong prey drive, and he has been fixating and wanting to chase my cats. I bought this as a last resort. Literally used this corrector twice when he looked at the cat, and now they are in bed beside each other and he turned to face the wall when my cat jumped up. It seems two quick 'shhh' sounds of the compressed air has cured a HUGE issue in my home, now he isn't even looking at the cats, let alone chasing them. I'm obviously not ready to leave them alone together, but this is a MASSIVE step in the right direction, and frankly I'm stunned at the effect the noise of this can had on my dog, and his reactions toward the cats. I'm going to carry this everywhere to teach him not to jump or nip etc. I scoffed at the price of this initially for a can of compressed air, but if this is the effect it has after two quick uses, then it was 100% worth the money and I'll buy more when/if this one ever runs out during our training. Thank you so much, to whoever thought up this solution. Brilliant, and corrects the dog without any discomfort or force etc...just a brilliant audible corrector (don't ever spray it at them, they just need to hear the hiss and they will react to the noise immediately).

Da unser Hund sehr stürmisch ist, haben wir diverse Methoden probiert um ihm das Hochspringen an Menschen auszutreiben. Es sollte aber immer gewaltfrei sein! Unsere Hundetrainerin hatte dann die Idee mit diesem Spray – direkt als er Hochgesprungen ist hat sie laut PFUI geschrien und das Spray benutzt. Ganz wichtig, es muss ein Wort sein dass der Hund noch nicht kannte und sonst auch nicht hört. Er war sofort beeindruckt und zur Verstärkung haben es noch andere Trainer kurze Zeit später angewandt. Mittlerweile reicht allein dieses Wort aus und der Hund unterlässt sofort dieses Verhalten. Alle paar Monate muss man das Spray wieder mal benutzen um das Wort wieder in Verbindung mit dem Geräusch des Sprühens zu bringen. Sicher ist jeder Hund anders und unserer springt auf diese Art der Erziehung wirklich gut an. Wir versuchen aber wirklich so wenig wie möglich das Spray zu benutzen. Ich dachte wir hatten damals im Training die 200ml Dose, als dann das Paket kam war ich mehr als überrascht wie groß das Spray ist. Frauen und Größe – da hatten wir also doch die kleine ^^ Für die Tasche ist das nichts oder nur für sehr große. Da wir die kleine Dose (50ml) mittlerweile über vier Jahre hatten und ich nur eine neue kaufen musste da ich sie verloren habe würde ich auch zur kleineren raten. Ohne jetzt Klugzuscheißen, aber das Geräusch kann, gerade für sensible Hunde, echt zu Angst führen deswegen wirklich vorsichtig einsetzen und wie auch in der Anleitung beschrieben den Hund belohnen sobald er positives Verhalten zeigt oder von ungewünschten Abstand nimmt.

I have three dogs - two Bichons and a Yorkie (started by "dog sitting" two of them for my kids, and by the time they were ready for them back, we couldn't let them go). Got one of the Bichons from the Animal Shelter, and found out when we got him home that he is mostly blind from cataracts. A great dog, and is fine inside unless you move the furniture, but outside he reacts to everything by barking at full volume, until he can get close enough to give the offending party (neighbors, other dogs, the UPS guy...) a full sniff. And of course, few dogs (or people) are mellow enough to be sniffed by Cujo (even if Cujo looks like a cotton ball). The Yorkie, all four pounds of him, is very possessive and protective. Thinks he is a Rottweiler. Barks at everything, growls when anyone comes up to the blind dog, chases cars. One of our neighbors, with a Shihtzu, walks by every day. Scooter wants nothing to do with Riley, the blind one, or Rocky, the Yorkie. Riley barks so loud we can't have a conversation with Scooter's person. We had gotten a muzzle, and the collar that shoots a spray when the dog barks - neither helped. When the Pet Corrector came, I took it out with me when Scooter was walking by. Riley starts barking, Scooter backs up. I let loose a spray. Riley stops barking and looks at me. Starts barking again. I spray. Riley stops barking, looks at me, and tries one more little "woof" and gets a spray again (I am not spraying HIM, just in the air). Stops barking completely and sits down. The neighbor was AMAZED. He said "how long have you been using that?" and I said "oh about two minutes now" and he was MORE amazed. I had to spray again the next day, but after that I just made a "Pssssttttt" noise and he stopped. The Yorkie is an escape artist and a runner. He got out, I got the spray, and when he heard it, he went right into submissive mode and let me pick him up.I have also had success just showing him the can and making the Psssttt noise. It has been a few months, and I have had to redo the training a few times, but in general I will have these cans forever. I bought one big one and a two pack of the smaller ones, to keep in my pocket during a walk, and they still seem pretty full. One warning - they have something like freon in them, and my husband put one in his back pocket during the walk, without the cap. It must have gone off, because he said his butt got frozen all of a sudden. (yes, I laughed) Again, don't spray AT the dog - it isn't necessary. Just spray in the air. For mine, it is the sound that gets them, and maybe the smell. I also say "NO BARK" or whatever the problem is, to reinforce the command.