It works as a repellent for dog not urinate in a certain place? It can be applied on the basis of a couch? How often have to apply?
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Spray weekly until the animal ceases to come to the couch. Be sure to clean the urinated spot first with a good cleaner and deodorizer.
1441411
yes it works, it is safe to apply almost anywhere, you need to apply one day yes and one day no, or each third day. so it will to work after several days.....
560463
I use mine for a dog in front of windows, he destroys the blinds jumping on them when I leave the house. He isn't avoiding the blinds or windows, he is avoiding the mat. Your results with a cat and a couch may differ. Cats are pretty cagey. All animals react differently. I have two dogs, and one is smart enough to get around the mat, but she doesn't destroy things either. The fake mat seems to work once they are trained...but you can get a cheaper version by just buying some carpet runner or other translucent plastic. Good luck!
306116
I could never get my dogs to use it. Even after I put a paper towel with urine on the pad. I would imagine you would need to clean it each day so it won't smell.
2254347
It seems to depend on the concentration of the urine and also the dog .. I had one dog who did not repeat it in the same spot and another who did .It is not perfect but it is the best I have found .. It is important to follow the directions though and be patient . It has cleaned up messes on white carpet for me . You might have to go back and repeat it ..
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It worked well for our dog and it has a really nice smell too! Our dog wasn't itching so much as loosing the fur. You can get a hot spot spray (I believe hartz makes it), that has hydrocortisone and aloe for helping with the itching between washings too. �
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It depends how much you wash it. I have it on a chair for over two years that hasn't been washed and it still beads up like it was just applied. But we had it on couch cushion covers that were washed at least monthly and it needed to be redone after a year or so. I would say just test it with water here and there and see if it is still resisting being absorbed.
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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
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Mine did not work at all. The only thing that kept the dogs off the sofa was crinkly sound of the nylon cover, stuffed with some..... Crinkly stuff. I suppose if it worked, it would work outside if kept dry, but I'd try the aluminum blanket EMT's use for shock patients first. They are very cheap, available at drug stores and can be folded up tightly or rolled up and put into a plastic bag.
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There isn't anything on it but there are attractants that you can purchase, if you need them. What I did was put the pad in the place where my pup tended go potty in the house to create a "win" situation for him, then I praised and treated when he went potty on the pad. He was told "no" and did not get a treat if he went elsewhere. This helped him learned the pads are okay to pee on when in the house pretty quickly.
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I used it near my sofa to avoid piss on my sofa legs, so my dog would stay away from the sofa surroundings. It worked, but my dog realised that after the mat was gone, he could get close and piss on my sofa legs again. I solved it placing the mat under my carpet. It is a heavy carpet, but placing it gently over the mat did not set it the alarm on, only when pressed. After the training time, I removed the alarm mat and my dog still was avoiding the sofa surroundings. So I think if your cushions are light, you could do it.
1490112
It's more about conditioning your dog's pads as often as you can so they will repel the painful salt and chemicals on surfaces. Apply as often as he or she will allow! It's the best stuff available!
46665
It isn't designed for indoor use as the dog probably could not enter the room or house with the unit on. It is made for outdoor use and when it's working correctly it is perfect for keeping them inside the barrier. The area covered is way bigger than a couch!!!!
1253942
It didn't really seem to work for me, maybe it would for you. Try the back of the couch or area not seen first to make sure it doesn't stain. Good luck!
1235131
The product does work! However, I only have one pet, so I don't know if it keeps other animals from covering the scent.
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I don't think it would work well unless you are willing to wring the foam out first. Side note- I am a dog trainer. It is not normal for a dog to pee in her bed, even if anxious about her guardian being absent. If she is getting outside at least 5 times per day and hasn't been crated longer than 5 hours or so, she may need to see the vet to check for a urinary tract infection.
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I sprayed my living room, bedrooms and hallway and had my dog tied up outside while I did that and then I shut the door and took him for a nice long 2 hour walk and did a couple little errands and we were gone maybe a total of 3 - 4 hours and then we both went back in the house. He didn't react to it at all (no sniffing the carpet or anything). Hope this helps.
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It really would depend on the dog. At first my dog was afraid of the noise and she stayed away from the couch but then she figured out how to jump over the mat to get on the couch. The beep that was made definitely startled her. Just an FYI, the product only fit on 1/2 of my couch, not the full couch so you may want to pay attention to the size of the area you want to keep your pets away from.