Does anyone know if I can use this instead of the expensive dog corrector co2 products
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My dog trainer suggested a bike shop to buy the cartridge and inflator. So, I assume this will do.
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I bought it after seeing a review on line that complained about the poor quality of the 'dog corrector', and that the reviewer recommended this device. My wife and I have used it several times with great success with my 11 month old dog who is very excitable. We are both very pleased with it's performance and the fact that it doesn't cause pain to the dog.
1452107
i am wondering the same thing. have you tried this as a substitute for the pet convincer? and how has it worked for you?
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We used this after we started and then simultaneously with "the pet corrector" spray. The sound from the cartridges we used (sorry, don't remember the brand) was a tiny bit lower in pitch and less intense of a "hiss" than "the pet corrector" spray but did the trick equally as well. Don't know if it made a difference that we'd started with the can of pet corrector. I found this much easier to carry, grab and immediately use so switched entirely to this set up. Great, more convenient, less expensive option.
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saw your question before buying this and had to answer. I just wrote a review but for others wondering same thing, just used it when off leash dog came up to my leashed dog and they started fighting, then what was worse was my dogs prong collar malfunctioned and my dog broke loose trying to get to strange dog. This thing stopped them dead in their tracks! I will never leave home with dog and without this thing ever again. Life saver!
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Co2 has proven to fail itself by getting to freezing temperature. This marker can use both but because Co2 fails and makes any marker inaccurate I would always use air.
980842
I would not recommend it. It is too expensive to be used this way. Check out pet catalogs or Amazon Pets for something more suitable
437899
Yes; you will have to take to a store that can service fire extingisher and as long as they can service CO2 it is not much to do.
1655597
The previous two responses sum it up for you. I would try not to use any airwicke or plug-in type air freshners since you want your dog to be able to detect the D.A.P. scent. When we had our Pom this product didn;t seem to help, but it IS working with our little rescue Chihuahua mix. : )
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I took the bottle to my vet and she said she would use it on her own dog. I ordered the pet version, but she said I was just paying for extra "glycerin" and she would be okay with using the human version for my small (14 to 22 lbs.) dogs.
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This does NOT come with CO2 cartridges and I believe the recommended size is 8 gram. I bought the Lelands because I would use a lot and it was cheap per cartridge. I would think any 8 gram cartridge would work.
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Sorry to say, but I dont think you can. Ours went bad on the controller and we went to another company called sky dog collar. Works well and it will even works on the collar. Just runs a little different. I believe the company is from California where the Petaliner we had was from China. I thought I had problems with the sky collar and called them, they sent me a new one and then figured I was doing it wrong, so I ended up with two new ones.
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No it's isn't and I would not RECOMMEND PURCHASING THIS PRODUCT . I PURCHASED IT AND PIT CO2 in the GUN AND IT JUST SHOOTS THE CO2 OUT EVERY WHERE .
2127005
This is what we use to change the ph on our swimming pool and is the same as baking soda and I don't think it is tested on animals
590900
Other comments saying you should not use carbon with it is not true. Seachem rep recommended to use carbon along with it (but is not necessary), which filters different things.
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If you use less water (say, half as much as normal), puncture the CO2 canister, then vigorously shake the bottle for ten seconds, finally let it stand for another ten seconds before depressurizing, you will get greater carbonation without risking damage to the product. That would be the equivalent of using twice as many CO2 canisters on a full bottle. Hope that helps!
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I am sure you could but after some time has gone by and I have tried other products like V7 chemical guys I would advise to stay away from this one. Check out CARCHEM products are good to
1946234
Yes and No. It can work but it would be best if you got an on/off valve for you CO2 Bottle.
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As in yellow box baking soda? I don't see why not. You might have to restrict or lessen the airflow some (probably at the regulator on the compressor).
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For whipped cream and foams you will need N2O cartridges. If you want to carbonate, you'll have to buy CO2 cartridges.
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you can buy bags of carbon in pet supply stores/ look in the aquarium/fish tank supplysection. It is sold for use in fish tank filtersand is inexpensive.