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Snakes, insects and birds such as geese, use their hiss sound to drive off predators, and our domesticated pets have an instinctive sensitivity to this sound. The Pet Corrector emits a hiss of compressed gas which mimics this sound to interrupt undesirable behaviours such as jumping up, stealing, chasing and barking. The inert gas is safe, has no smell and works on most animals including dogs, cats and horses. There is a detailed training guide included, with helpful training tips and key dos and don'ts.
The Pet Corrector Holster holds one 50ml can and can be attached to a pocket or belt to always give you quick access to the spray.
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Brought this to take out on walks with me. So many off lead dogs which run up to mine and you are never sure if they are friendly or not. This spray just emits a loud hissing sound which would hopefully scare a dog away if necessary.
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Seems to be working already, sometimes only showing him the canister is enough
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Very nice product
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Works very well with our collies barking stops on hearing it
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It stops the unwanted behaviour immediately whether it's the dog or the cats misbehaving!
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Company Of Animals Pet Corrector, including answers from our team.
Nat
Can this be used to deter 4 month old puppy from you letting where shouldn’t and biting things shouldn’t?
The Pet Corrector is not suitable for training puppies. This is best done by positive reinforcement, rewarding your dog when they don't perform the behaviour of if they heel/come to you when called away from the behaviour.
I recommend discussing this with your local vet, puppy trainer or behaviourist.
louise
Is this product any good to stop dogs fighting
It might be a help a bit, but is very unlikely to be a complete answer. Castration and/or other management strategies will probably be needed.
