PET CORRECTOR Dog Trainer, 30ml, Stops Barking, Jumping Up, Place Avoidance, Food Stealing, Dog Fights & Attacks, Help Stop Unwanted Dog Behavior Easy to Use, Safe, Humane and Effective

I was very dubious about this product but thought it was worth a try. I am an experienced dog owner having had six German Shepherds over a thirty five year period. I consider myself to be a good dog trainer and never had any problems with any of my GSDs. My present dog is a sixteen month old intact male yellow Labrador. He is bright as a button and very energetic. His training has been straight forward except for him being reluctant to walk at heal until he has had major exercise. A friend recommended the training spray claiming that she had used it and had been impressed. I took my Lab out for a walk and he started pulling and would not walk at heal. I used the spray once with one short blast facing down in front of his chest. I did not let him see the spray. It had the desired effect immediately with him stopping his pulling and following my instruction to walk at heal. I praised him for walking to heal and he stopped his pulling entirely for the rest of the walk. I have had him out several more times and he continues to walk at heal without pulling at all. A couple of times when he looked as if about to pull I made a hissing sound and showed the flat of my hand low down in front of him. I am astonished at how well the spray has worked (so far) and am happy to recommend it to anyone. One important thing to realise is that this spray can be used as a training aid. Do not think that it is a magic potion and will work by itself.

This pet corrector has already transformed my 9 month old Cocker Spaniel who was barking at everything. Now all I have to do is either say "Stop it" in a serious voice, or show him the pet corrector and he usually skulks off looking worried instantly. I would say he doesn't like the hiss but is not frightened of it - he now knows who is boss again! I have two dogs and getting out of the door for a walk was awful - the young dog jumping on the older dog and grabbing his lead and both dogs barking - now I can exit the door reasonably calmly and set off walking straight away without a battle. I was not sure it would work at first and needed to press the cap quite strongly for a really good hiss to get his attention, but after a few times he really started to react quickly and now understands the cue word means stop what you are doing immediately. Compared to all my text book training efforts this is so easy and even though I have always tried positive reinforcement rather than negative in the past I am now convinced this is far more effective with a strong willed dog and much quicker and more convenient.

Bought this as we have 4 dogs and when anyone calls its was noisy to say the least. Good points, this is harmless as it is only compressed air. Unlike others that can be irritant. Did it work, for 3 of the 4 dogs yes. I would use cautiously, if your dogs is already nervous then I wouldn't use this as it is meant to startle. I would say it's very good to break up dog fights. This will only work along side reinforced training. We have replaced with a loud SssHhh sound and it is working ! Well for 3 anyway!

I think this is expensive for what it is, and it’s a very small can. It was recommended by a dog trainer and to be fair it did stop our dog in his tracks initially but he hasn’t learned anything from using it so it hasn’t actually stopped the behaviour? Plus, I’m sure he knows if I forget to take it out with me. So not for me, and no good for him apparently 🤔 although it may work for other dogs?

My dog only barks when she's very excited eg. visitors arriving or we're starting out on a walk and it didn't stop her. Might be good if your dog barks for no apparent reason in the house - I don't know. Also it ran out after the few times I tried it. Waste of money I'm afraid. What works best when we leave the house for walk is to give her something to hold in her mouth - a frisbee for example. And if she's barking a welcome at visitors, an old-fashioned water spray (I used a washed-out cleaning spray - you don't have to buy anything specially. Works very well. When she was a pup it also stopped her jumping up. Totally harmless. Remember never ever to spray it when they're not barking or jumping up of course! ~And - of course again - to praise them when they're behaving politely!

We rescued a Pomeranian who was 7 years old , he barked at everything , when he goes for a walk he even barks at the wind , every slitest noise he barked , iv tried everything and nothing helped , bought this spray and from the first moment I sprayed it he stopped barking , now I only have to pick the can up and he stops , yes I would recommend it but for the price I’d expect a bigger can as it didn’t last long

This is an excellent product and does exactly what it claims to do. My 5 month old mini schnauzer was a very enthusiastic barker; every dog we met; in the garden; when the door bell rang- she wound herself up into a frenzy. I bought the product in desperation, based on the reviews and, if I'm honest, without much hope. The first time I used it, it brought instant silence- it did frighten her a lot; she trembled, but went quiet. I used it once more outside on a walk and got the same result. I have not needed to use it again!!!! My tip: point the nozzle upwards away from the dog; it's very loud and it's the noise the does the trick. You must give the command at the same time- I said "Quiet!". Now, after only two uses, I only need to say quiet. I carry the carton with me on a walk and occasionally I show it to her as a warning. This size is small enough to fit into a pocket so useful for taking on walks.

No noise only gas came from the can. Toal waste of money. Tried to give it one star but wouldn't let me.