does pepper spray work on dogs.
895409
for sure this Halt spray worked on a pit bull- two brief sprays, spaced about 10 sec apart, and he gave up on attack and ran the other way
895410
Since I purchased this item I have had one occasion to use it. Although I don't know if I hit the dog directly, it caused him to make a wide circle and avoid me. Even from a distance, the spray will disperse and be detectable by the dog. Also, the spray stream reaches quite a distance, so you can use it before the dog is too close. I would say that it achieves the desired result.
895411
While doing my research on dog repellants -- I was told by a pepper spray company that pepper spray DOES NOT work on dogs because they have no tear ducts ......
895412
A waste of money, pressed the button and it dribbled out. If you want to be sure of something test it before you rely on it
895413
Bill - I have used the Halt spray twice. Both times the dogs stopped persuing me as I was running and turned the other direction. I haven't tried a standard pepper spray but I can testify that Halt does work.
895414
I don't know, cause when I went to use it it dribbled out of the can. Totally useless. Waste of money. If you want a pepper spray that works buy Kimber , shaped like a gun. With two powerfully shots.
895415
I have never tried human pepper spray repellant on a dog but they are basically the same formulation differing in the capsaicin strength and possibly spray distance. Halt! is labeled as .35% capsaicin as the active ingredient and 99.65% as other ingredients (petroleum distillate).
1007392
Learn more at meridiananimalhealth.com. You don't apply it. You spray the air near the dog. It contains lavendar, an interomone and air. It's really the air that's most effective. Sounds like pssssssssssssssssst. It's the only thing that stops my dog who quickly loses control; he's a rescue. Don't let the dog know you have it. It's the surprise that works. Don't spray it in the dog's face! Use it with clicker training.
1454916
Never used it on dogs. I keep dog spray. One shot to the face keeps them away.
1767741
I have encountered several loose dogs while walking my lab and had to blow the horn twice for them to turn away. I also carry a pet form of pepper spray. A charging pit bull can be scary the horn is certainly a deterrent but I would also have the pet form of pepper spray.
441071
No....I actually found that after the 1st couple of walks with this product, where it dod work....my dog started ignoring it. I've found a small spray bottle with water, works WAY better. All I have to do now when they are barking, is pick up the spray bottle (or sometimes even just threaten to get it) and they stop. I think if you're using this as a training tool for a puppy...it could be useful, but my two 2 1/2, and 2 yr old fur kids, just tune it out.
1713868
Yes it is. It's a pepper spray/tear gas and uv dye mix in one. It'll definitely stop a dog
1176448
Mine did not work on dogs. If you are that close to coyotes, I think you need something else.
1041914
It works well for my dog. My dog is about 60 pounds and often barked when we moved to this inner city. Neighborhoods complained about it and we bought this spray. Now we don't use it and our dog does not bark very often. Neighborhoods are satisfied.
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
1615958
I can imagine a dog not enjoying being shocked by this... but it's to large to just walk down the street with..... if I was concerned about a dog attack I would carry somthing similar to pepper spray. ...
2219410
Yes, this as well as a number of the sprays that are now safer can meet this specific requirement. As we are talking about one specific product working, longer answer shortened is yes, although there are some products that will likely have a longer residual kill, this will work, and in a safe manner as well, respective of dogs, cats etc.
2079480
We used the bitter spray on our wood table legs. She should stop for a short time, but then we would have to reapply. She would bite shoes and socks a lot too, so we would spray it on us as well. Shaking red pepper worked well and lasted longer.
225220
No, this spray must be used on the animal to stop it's behavior. It does not work when sprayed on fences, etc.
1304321
It's pepper spray. If y poo u get in your eyes it burns like heck. It has a stream pattern of spray so not much chance of that.
1818730
No. In fact, one time I wasn't prepared and it was on my belt (be sure to get the one with belt clip) and I was able to get it off my belt, shake it (just 2 shakes does it) , move the lever and spray before the dog got to us. I always give a warning shout (NO! or STOP!) to the charging dog, thinking if I run into that particular dog again, I can just give a warning and they'll know what's coming. Heh.
2037870
Yes it does work on dogs. I have one on my front porch and now the dogs just walk by and keep on walking. They used to go on my lawn but now they just pass up my yard.
1143271
I sprayed it on my dog....However it didn't work. To note; this stuff is short lived maybe a day or two. Therefore due to the expense of the product (if it does indeed work) makes it a relatively poor value.