I am looking for something to keep my dog from biting our hands and feet.
1383186
I would say there's a 50% percent chance that his device will work. But I feel that biting hands and feet is an issue best dealt with more than just this device alone. Dog training is your best bet.
1383187
Training is your best bet. However, pet stores do also sell products that would work - we got something to spray onto our dog to stop her biting repeatedly in one spot at the base of her tail.
1383188
i've tried this but it doesnt work at all, the dog might move his ears just a little, but thats all they do.
1383189
probably not but a dog should not be biting the owner. Maybe need some dog training?
807885
Sorry I can' help. I haven't gotten that far with my dog as yet. Good luck!
474925
I recommend Midwest exercise pen ( it comes with 8 (2 foot ) panels that you can take apart and reattach with clips or zip ties ( pry with screw driver to get apart ) anyway I use them in the house to fence off areas I don't want the dogs to go when im not home and I use them outside too. they are great. the end of my bedroom has my dogs crate with the door open, water, potty patch and this pen around it ( 6 by 6foot area for when I need him corralled. enjoy.
641759
Well you can get a little rubber band to keep the end secure but you don't really need it, the collar has enough tick fighting medication on it already. I just cut off the excess and that way my dog can't chew on the end of it...
1765634
Any fabric teething covers should work, but if not try making one =) I am making one out of fleece for ours.
483072
Perhaps, but I wouldn't count on it. My dog is afraid of snow trucks. The coat does make her less anxious but she still is constantly on the lookout for them and she is not above bolting when she thinks one is near. I use the coat as just that, a coat. I like the way it feels and the fact that it feels like I have encased her in a baby blanket. I think it helps but it certainly isn't a cure all.
1964135
Try using something dog can lick--cream cheese (squeezable strips), Cheez-whiz (in an aerosol can) or peanut butter.
934309
Depends on where you are talking about. If your dog has longer foot hair then I would suggest using a baby sock by cutting a small hole in the tip to get the nail through. I have a Bichon Frise so his tail has gotten caught before so I totally understand where you are coming from. My best advice in to make sure they don't stick their face down by it when you are dremmeling & when you are on the back feet make sure your tail is put up with a hair clip of some kind.
2046206
Yes you can spray it on your hand or feet to keep dog from biting them but make sure to wash your hands because it stays on there.. I spray it on my hands when my dog likes to get mouthy
254156
I would absolutely recommend a Thunder Shirt for separation anxiety but not the calming coat because unless your dog is very over weight it won't fit snug enough to help your Pup feel secure.
1907199
That is an issue at first, I have to get my dog first thing in the morning when she's still groggy. She still tries to lick it off the brush but eventually she got used to it and I was able to get the back molars. It took a few weeks before she relented. Be persistent!
1773642
I got them because my dog has allergies that affect his paws. He wears them overnight to keep him from licking and chewing on his pads. I do clean the inside of them daily.
875911
Try using a lint roller! I gave up using the glove and use the lint roller on my dog instead.
1341466
I have only tried the contech collar and the traditional "cone" and the contech collar was so much better for our dog. She is a miniature bull terrier, about 30 lbs with a stocky build. She was constantly hitting her head against things and getting stuck with the cone.
641228
My best suggestion would be to buy one of the doggie booster seats/ beds that have an opening in the back for the seatbelt attachment to fit through. Therefore, when the dog circles around before he lays down, his feet would not touch the release. Hope this helps!
2003613
I have a Rottweiler and German Shepard mix she hates to be brushed also. I give her a rawhide or a treat that will take awhile to chew up and eat. The furminator works awesome on her
795038
I don't think I'd recommend it in this situation: if your dog is nervous or fearful or agitated during a car ride, you need to look for another solution, something will calm him down. Perhaps something like a 'storm coat' (which tightly encompasses the dog and makes it less fearful in storm conditions) would be worth a try. Good luck!