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The problem with scaling up is who pays, with few councils keen to foot the bill. J Retinger, PooPrints’ CEO, argues that since pet licensing was abolished, a wider debate on the cost of man’s ever-increasing numbers of best friends is needed. “Communities have to start thinking about the impact of the pet population on our budgets: how are those costs being made up?” Dogs hate the smell of citrus, so you can use fresh fruit to protect your garden. There are a few ways you can use citrus to repel dogs: We spent 80+ hours testing and reviewing 13 [Update: Now 15] different potty training sprays and attractants.

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We found that 2-3 pumps of the spray bottle saw the best results when using both indoors and outdoors.

Yes, vinegar does it all. It’s a deodorizer, a disinfectant, and also happens to be good at partially dissolving your dog’s poop. This is a gentle cleaner on furniture, but the thing is, it tends to be only partially effective when it comes to dissolving dog poop. This is a good cleaning agent for astroturf lawns, though, so if you need to remove poop from a faux lawn, this is your best option. One owner I spoke to expected her dog to pee wherever she sprayed, without any extra effort. Yep, she thought that just by spraying the corner of her yard with attractant, her Yorkie would be instantly trained to pee there. Councillor Emily Ottery led the idea, which began in January and suggested the council may do it again in March.

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Similarly, if someone applies fertilizer, weedkiller, cuts the grass or waters the garden, then these will overpower the potty training spray. We tested the attractant on grass, bare dirt and even concrete. Whatever the surface the results were exceptional. The American Kennel Club Naturals Don’t Go There! Lemongrass Scented Dog Training Spray works by deterring your dog from going in inappropriate areas and repeating accidents. This spray uses all-natural ingredients with no dyes, parabens, sulphates, and phthalates, so it’s safe for your pets and children. It also has a pleasant lemongrass scent from natural oils.Given my success, why do so many people report that potty training sprays didn’t work for their dog? Because of this, we vigorously tested, compared and reviewed each potty training spray you see featured in this guide.

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PetKeen.com does not intend to provide veterinary advice. While we provide information resources and canine education, the content here is not a substitute for veterinary guidance. The idea behind a potty training spray is that it can encourage your dog to go in specific spots, ensuring that you have an opportunity to praise your dog. A deterrent spray is formulated with scents that deter your pup from going in that area. An odor eliminator is used to clean up accidents and remove any lingering scent – even one you can’t smell – and discourage repeated use. Sprinkle a bit of chili pepper on your plants and your plant-chewing dog is sure to stay away. But for an even better dog repellent, make your own spray using garlic and chili pepper.A potty training spray is best used as a temporary training aid. Once your dog has learned the correct location to pee, you can stop using the spray.