PET CORRECTOR Dog Trainer, 50ml, Stops Barking, Jumping Up, Place Avoidance, Food Stealing, Dog Fights & Attacks, Help stop unwanted dog behavior, Easy to use, Safe, Humane and Effective

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The patented Pet Corrector emits a hiss of compressed gas to interrupt a dog’s unwanted behaviour e.g. barking or jumping up. The noise is similar to the hiss warning sound made by a cat or snake, which interrupts and distracts the dog so that the owner can insert a positive command such as 'sit' or 'down' and reward accordingly. No, obviously, this is very cruel. Trying to scare the dog into behaving is just going to encourage aggression and behavioural issues, regardless of how well-intentioned it might be. Citronella Collar

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But quite frankly, if the biggest gripe that a pet corrector spray review has is “It didn’t work,” that beats more aggressive training methods that could harm your dog. Just as all dogs don’t wear the same dog harness or dog leash or dog collar, all pets have their own personalities and react on an individual basis. All it takes is 1-3 sprays to find that your dog has been transformed into The Most Obedient Pet on the Planet. After one little spritz, my pups are completely silent, scurrying next to me and promptly entering into a (semi) permanent sit-and-stare-into-my-eyes position.And just as you wouldn’t use compressed air on your keyboard for every small crumb, the same rules should apply for your dog. When the spray is used, make sure it counts. If not used excessively and closely, you avoid the risk of harming your dog’s hearing and making your dog immune to the sound. The other dog wants to play – Look at the reactions from my dogs. The pet corrector only fazed two of them. So it’s quite possible the other dog will see the can as a fun toy, or something to investigate, and spraying it will encourage them to come closer. This can be especially detrimental if your dog is afraid of the spray, but the other dog remains inquisitive. The nozzle should be compressed just long enough for the hissing sound to be emitted and for the dog’s attention to be gained. If you don't gain your animal's attention the first time round, repeat with a further short burst, rather than going for a longer one. Do's and Dont's This is a more humane way to train your dog instead of newspaper swatting, yelling, water bottle spraying, and other more aggressive training methods that do more harm than good.

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The other thing to take into consideration is that using this “puff” of air in this manner…to scare your dog out of doing something…can make them flighty around other things in their environment. We call this “superstitious associations” which basically means the dog associates the scary puff with the wrong thing – not with the bad behavior you were intent on fixing. So is the potential fallout worth the temporary fix? You might think it mean of me, but I had to know. And don’t worry, I didn’t spray it right in their faces. I took good distance, gauged their responses and turned the entire thing into a big game that they all now love.

While the canine Sonny and Cher play it cool most of the time, they're a united front when it comes to barking at the doorbell — and any other seemingly innocuous noise (or sight, for that matter) deemed triggering to them. This list includes: Garbage bags; the dishwasher; neighbors; wind; humans wearing hats on the street; a distant car alarm going off in Albany; a vacuum, and even just the mere presence of a traffic cone when we're out for a walk. There should be approximately 30 sound burst uses in the 30ml size canister, 50 in the 50ml and around 200 in the 200ml canister. These are approximate amounts and not guaranteed; number of uses will depend on usage. For everyone’s information: The can DOES NOT USE COMPRESSED AIR. A warning on the can says “Danger – Extremely Flammable Content Under Pressure…” Listen, if you are going to use corrections to stop unwanted behavior in your dog, you can’t choose to correct based on what “seems” fair to you. And if you don’t know how, there are amazing resources available at your fingertips. Loads of information online, and thousands of professional dog trainers who WANT to help you.