Could this be used to spray on a fence to keep my dogs from fighting with the neighbor's dogs through the fence?
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No, this spray must be used on the animal to stop it's behavior. It does not work when sprayed on fences, etc.
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Don't think that's what its designed for. Essential pepper spray. You can ask the company if they have anything like that.
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kdawg81-I don't know if you are still having problems with your dogs & neighbors dog but thought I would suggest what we did. Our neighbors dog won't come near our chain link fence but will stand off and bark. We can never see if their dog is out because of trees etc. so there have been times we have opened our door only to have our 2 go nuts up and down our fence line at this dog. A dog trainer recommended the shock type collar for our 2 dogs whenever they went to the fence acting like lunatics. Worked like a charm and quickly. Once and awhile we still put the collars on just to remind them but we are pleased. Yes, they will start to bark but as soon as we call their names they stop and come running. kdawg81-I don't know if you are still having problems with your dogs & neighbors dog but thought I would suggest what we did. Our neighbors dog won't come near our chain link fence but will stand off and bark. We can never see if their dog is out because of trees etc. so there have been times we have opened our door only to have our 2 go nuts up and down our fence line at this dog. A dog trainer recommended the shock type collar for our 2 dogs whenever they went to the fence acting like lunatics. Worked like a charm and quickly. Once and awhile we still put the collars on just to remind... » Read More kdawg81-I don't know if you are still having problems with your dogs & neighbors dog but thought I would suggest what we did. Our neighbors dog won't come near our chain link fence but will stand off and bark. We can never see if their dog is out because of trees etc. so there have been times we have opened our door only to have our 2 go nuts up and down our fence line at this dog. A dog trainer recommended the shock type collar for our 2 dogs whenever they went to the fence acting like lunatics. Worked like a charm and quickly. Once and awhile we still put the collars on just to remind them but we are pleased. Yes, they will start to bark but as soon as we call their names they stop and come running. « Show Less
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I would recommend using bamboo reed fencing ( 4 layers ) they wont see or get to eachother ) I have it on my chainlink fence for privacy. backyard xcapes is the brand and home depot has 4 rolls of it for $98 with free ship to home. 3 layers is 95% non see through, 4 layers is 100% non see through. I recommend 3 layer and then adding a 4th layer down the road ( about 9 mo later when it turns grey from weather ) thompsons water seal didn't prevent that for me.
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I don't think so because it is ment to burn the eyes like a pepper spray. It did stop an attack when I was walking my puppy. The only suggestion I can make is to prevent the dogs from seeing each other as in a private fence.
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I don't recommend it for a fence. It is messy and sticky and would stain the fence and it would probably be ineffective for more than a few minutes, if at-all. You will need to find a better way based on your particular situation. I DO highly recommend this for protection from dogs and people who attack you. It's a whole lot better than nothing, but not lethal. Buy enough cans for your cars and different coats etc. It is cheap insurance.
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I think it would work perfect for that! I used it to keep the dogs out of a muddy area but would totally work for that! :)
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Never used it on dogs. I keep dog spray. One shot to the face keeps them away.
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I suspect that it would, but I can't be certain. We used it to keep our very large dogs from going under a fence that was a bit too elevated around our corner lot property borders. We needed to close off about 4-5 inches and discourage dogs from being tempted to dig. It worked beautifully. However, since we weren't using this border alone, I couldn't say. How tall is your dog? If you anchor these all the way down, the dog might be able to jump over. If you leave it more elevated, the dog might be able to push it over.
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I would say yes. When my dogs begin fighting I hold the can up (so they can see it) say "stop that" (with an assertive tone) then spray. They stop fast! Their must be a sound they hear that activates them to quiet down. There is also an Oder that is dispensed. My pups stopped acting out the first day with my consistency. Depending on the dogs you have, I would give it a try. It helped me. I swear by the stuff; I purchased three, if I need to use now and then. Usually, though, I show them the can and they stop! Good luck. Only use when they act up though. Don't try intimidating.
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It might if done properly AND it could really make it worse too if your timing is off and your dog thinks the other dog caused the spray. Dog aggression is usually self defensive. Your best bet is to get a reputable dog trainer or to go to a training class specializing in dog aggression
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Yes I think it would. It is pretty strong. I think as long as you don't have too long of spaces between the fence posts it should be all right. You may want to double it up too make it stronger. Hope this helps. Have only used ours as a cover for berries to keep birds and squirrels out.
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It could, but you have to catch them in the act or use it in combination with a leave it training for the fence. Its more of an in the moment training tool.
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Yea it can and will save lots of time. I used it to spray a 75ft fence front and back in an hour or two.
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I tried using it for oil based stain for a deck, to windy and it doesn't work well for horizontal surface. Fence should be okay. Supposedly there is a dilution you can do for thicker paints and stains, not sure where you find that information.
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I personally used it to spray a sealer onto my stamped concrete driveway and it worked very well, don't see why it would not work on a vertical fence. However, you should note, if there are gaps between the fence boards you will probably waste a lot of stain. Also, the Extreme 3.5 comes with a 1 gal. and a 1/2 gal. sprayer head, I suggest you use the 1/2 gal.head.
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It doesn't work over block fences or through walls, my neighbor has 5 dogs that bark constantly. three of them are outside and two are in an enclosed porch area, it works on the ones that are outside but not the ones on the porch. I have it pointed in their direction and about twenty feet away through a chain link fence.
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It Might! With my girls it works to stop them from barking and jumping around like maniacs! The first couple times I used it I didn't think it was going to work but now when my girls see the can they stop whatever they are doing and sit down and look at me. It is very peaceful. If fence jumping is the problem then you will actually have to catch them at it and spray the can and reward the good behavior so they relate that to seeing the can. Then once the see the can they just are good babies. I hope this helps.
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I would think so. It seems to have good results with larger dogs. the deeper bark triggers the spray.
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I used this in a raised bed, some large containers, and around some newly planted plants. It seemed to help keep the critters out of those, but I think it would take a truckload to work around my fence, and eventually the rain washes it away. On my fence I have tried putting a one-foot-wide chicken wire topper to discourage them climbing over, tree tanglefoot spread on the chainlink, spraying with garlic oil, spraying with orange oil, even aluminum foil. I just purchased an electric fence charger and wire from amazon and will be installing that near the top of the fence. Maybe THAT will stop the raccoons.
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We never used it for that purpose so I don't really know. We have seen a raccoon that went after birdfeeders and trash cans, but I never thought to spray for that purpose. I think a strong mint oder repels raccoons. This product has a light mint scent so it might be worth a try, but I can't really say it would work as well as it has for deer damaging plants in our yard.
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I think it ought to work. However, speaking from other experience I think you could do it simpler. Just use plastic standoffs like I used to use for my electric fence for horses and such. If there was interference from the fence just go higher with pieces of plastic pipe.