Does this work to deter dog from crapping in house ?
1396993
Ok, I just have to say......I'm laughing my butt off here. I'm sorry, because I'm sure it's not funny for you at all. But to answer your question, I really don't know. I haven't tried it for that. In fact I have only tried to use it once (to stop a dog fight) and it didn't seem to phase them in attack mode. But I'd suppose there is less adrenalin when pooping. Good luck with the training.
1396994
I have not used this product for this purpose but based on my use of the product to deter attacks by other dogs, I would not recommend it for the purpose of dog training.
1396995
This stuff deters a dog from nothing! You'd be better off, spraying water in their face. I have the scars to prove it!!!
1396996
Absolutely not. If you intend to use this or any other means to punish your dog after she has an accident in the house, you will quickly find that not only is it an ineffective training method, but it confuses your dog and damages your relationship with her. Please find a book on positive reinforcement training, such as The Power of Positive Dog Training (http://amzn.com/0470241845) for effective methods to house train your dog.
1396997
You should not use this or any scary or aversive tactics when house training, no matter how frustrated you are. Increasing the dogs anxiety is not helpful. In my case, when I rescued a dog not knowing anything about dogs, my frustration just made the dog sneakier about where she eliminated, didn't help her hold it or give me a "go" signal. The secret to house training is persistence and patience, providing appropriate (whatever you decide) frequency and location for elimination and sticking to it until the dog gets it. Dogs can take a LLLLOOONNNGGG time to learn something. It is up to us (the dog owner) to provide those opportunities until they get it. In my case, it took a few weeks to become 99% pee-free. This product is great for free-roaming dogs (of which there are many in South FLorida) that are not raging but have no manners and come too close to me and a dog I may be walking . The product has been very effective for me, as I have at least 1 opportunity per month to use it. I use a good shout along with it, as others have said. for a dog fight, or a truly raging dog coming at me, I wouldn't trust it. I have another product (a mace) which I thankfully never have used of a charging aggressive dog.
1396998
I do not know. I use it when my dog gets stubborn and does not want to go home from a walk. I never spray it on him ...just show it to him and if necessary spray it around him and he gets the message. I think maybe trying to spray it on some newspaper in your home when the dog starts to do his business may help and the dog may get the message to get outside. Hope that helps. Ron
681737
hi, I don't remember seeing this... *But be warned of the possibilities of it not working :( We have a dog that lives next door that makes us so miserable with his barking.... Every time the dog barked .... I also heard a HIGH PITCHED sound inside the house that was killing my ears!
1905283
Nope. I use it to keep dog dander and dust down because of allergies. I am really impressed with the job it does and would buy another one without a doubt.
221067
It puts a barrier between whatever goes on the wee wee pad and the floor. Sometimes the pee leaks under the wee wee pad, so this Simple Solutions pad keeps it from doing that. The poo won't leak thru.
2170347
No I don't think it would do the job right. It seems to work only when my dog shakes his head not when he barks. I know the PetSafe ®Deluxe Big Dog Bark Control for $129.99 will work and also PetSafe ®Bark Control with Vibration for $79.99 will work also. I'm ordering the 79.99 next to give it a try.
87521
It might be worth a try. My small dog, which has a barking problem, got use to it pretty quick, though. But it might just work long enough for your dog to get the message. My son's dog trainer recommended this and he used it at the dog training sessions.
579078
Sorry for late replay.No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms .For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard.Hope it helps.
853472
Yes, a dog can activate the trashcan, mine has but luckily he was afraid of it and hasn't gone back to it!
2262224
I don't see why not. We thought about trying it out for our dog after we're done with the diaper. There is also a kitty litter product on the market that may work for dog poop too.
1703523
Yes but subtle. I use it for hogs. Worked great along with a system that sends images to cell so I can know if I want to close gate.
1894074
Yes, this is a motion sensor alarm. It will probably pick up motion from your dog, unless you set it high enough that it doesn't cover the area all the way to the floor.I don't have any pets, so I can't say for sure, but I believe it will sense the body heat and motion of your dog.Hope this helps you.
1953138
this helped, but didn't completely solve the problem. My dog quickly figured out when the mat was there equals zap. We tried 'setting her up' and she never took the bait. She is a basset hound, but can get up there somehow and does all the time. She has now taken to licking the dishes when I don't get to them right away. We had SOME luck with the Pet Agree (it's a wireless remote that does high pitch noise) and we could be out of the room and push it. Worked for a few weeks and now she doesn't care. Good luck!
934177
No, but it couldn't be simpler! Every time you let your dog out to pee/poo, you ring the bells. You can also take the dog's paw & hit the bells before you open the door. It honestly doesn't take long before the dog rings the bells on its own!
2262223
I haven't used it for my dog, but I don't think so. You have to push the diaper through the top, you can't just drop it in. I don't see why it wouldn't work as far as the smell, but I don't think you are going to want to push a bag of dog poop through the top.
1477197
I used it for my female basset who was wetting the floor. I don't have any info about male dogs or feces. It worked really well for me though. I bought 4 diapers after trying them. Hope this helps a bit. Sorry I don't have more information for you situation.
371979
I have a wood door on my laundry room. I had a handyman cut a hole, it looks like a mouse hole, in the bottom of the door so the cats could fit through but not the dog. This keeps the dogs out of the litter box.
1024589
Arika, I have had my Ultrasonic Bark Deterrent about 3 weeks now, and it began to work immediately for my female (mid sized dog/Australian Shepherd). I believe it would help with the whining based on placement of the device. My neighbors have smaller dogs (Yorki sized), have purchased the same unit as they have seen the results from my purchase, and they simply have the device lower to the dogs, as their yips are not as loud as my dogs' barks were, and they have been 100% pleased with their results as well. I hope this information has been helpful to you.