citronella spray can be used to train dogs and keep off the furniture in my house and some areas?
1083996
We have only used this product within a "bark collar" for outside activity. The bark collar sprays the citronella when our pup barks to remind her that she is doing so. I do not believe it can be sprayed on furniture.
1083997
You will need to use this with one of the spray collars (not on its own). You will have to get the remote-controlled collar and supervise the dog when it has access to areas where you don't want the dog to go, then spray the dog when it starts to get up on the furniture.
1083998
No. This can doesn't have a "standard nozle." It just has a small straw that pushes into a hole on the bark collar. I assume there are other sprays you can use....or a spray bottle with water. Just say "no" each time you use it. After awhile, just point it at your dog. Some dogs like water and are stubborn; you can add 1/2 white vinegar 1/2 water.
1083999
I use the spray to control my dog from barking. The spray mechanism is activated by his bark. I don't see how it would work unless you have a remote that you control manually until the dog understands his limits. I do believe the citronella spray is more humane than the shock collars. I have tried both and had more success with the spray.
525927
It should help. Citronella usually works the best, but you could try this. How are you planning to use it?
140223
Yup I think it worked great. I really sprayed on a covering by our garbage. I also put it on the couch and NOPE dog and cats stayed away. IT does not hurt anything you spray it on. JUST be liberal with it. The other thing is you can use a squirt bottle with only water. WHEN they do something just squirt the water and say NO ??. My adopted puppy does not chase the cat anymor since I spray and say stop chase. GOOD LUCK
1500073
Not in N.C. I highly doubt it for other States. It is only citronella, which is irritating for dogs and harmless to humans.
1006981
No this gadget doesn't even work on my dogs, they bark right over the very highest setting, it bothers me more than them, don't waste your money! I ended up buying citronella spray collars. It sprays the dog's nose when they bark, works like a charm. I don' even have to turn it on to spray anymore, they just wear the collar and I have complete silence. This of course does not help you with your neighbor's dogs, but you might suggest he/she or you gets one for them, because it's gentle and they learn super fast...
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.
2216130
you can use this on the edges of the carpet or the perimeter of the carpet.I do not think it is good to just spread it on the carpet over large areas or have alot of it lying exposed on the carpet because it will get airborne and contaminate your food.If you are treating for bedbugs you are muc better off using cimexa powder inbetween your boxspring and mattrress with a bellows to apply it.You can also apply cimexa to the edge of your carpet or perimeter.
793100
yes. Had two of these, very short lifespan. Switched to citronella emitting bark collar. Happy.
1081994
No. the Citronella has only a mild short smell effect upon spray. It does not linger in the car (unless the dogs keep barking). However, due to the proximity of the occupants to the dog, owners have to be careful that the radio, and or occupants do not accidentally trigger the spray.
1069488
Just keep the couch clean dogs OK anything with sharp claws I.e cats will mess up that pleather
1797774
I would wear a breathing mask (not surgical type) and use a small dust spreader (similar to Pest Pistol). This should also be used on furniture. You will have to 'rub it in' so it doesn't look white if you over-spray.
50780
The smell will probably last longer on furniture, so I would test a pillow or something you are willing to discard. It definitely has deterred the deer, though. Nice to have my roses and cherry tree looking beautiful.
878246
Sorry, not sure what your question is. But if you want to use that to get your neighbors dog to stop barking, I really do not think it will work. It barely worked while less than a foot away from my dog's ears. At some point, they became immune to it and we went with a different option. But the option we went with requires a collar, and spray into the dogs face area of citronella smell. Works wonders!! I hope I answered your question, if not please let me know and I will respond.
2283401
The Safer trap seems to have worked. I caught several moths using the trap. but. I finally found the source of most of the moths, the headquarters so to speak. They were in an expensive handmade oriental rug in my dining room. I did not vacuum under the legs of a sofa, and they were nesting in the spots under the furniture where I didnot vacuum. In the future , I will move the furniture in order to vacuum. I had to moth proof the rug after it was professionally cleaned. I also bought a special spray that is supposed to kill the moths . The spray is made from chrysanthemum leaves. It is supposed to be non toxic to pets and people. We shall see.
431966
They sell this stuff at pet stores called Bitter Apple. I think you probably would be also able to find it on here. Just spray a little and it makes it bitter and dogs hate them. But I hope it won't deter them from peeing on the pads. I used it on furniture legs, corners of the wall etc when my baby was alive. RIP Annie..... :(
2083597
Yes You Can & If You Have Pet It Will Not Hurt Them To Spray Them As Well It Does Have A Lil Vinegar Smell To It But It Will Not Hurt You Or Your Pets
900841
The directions say to use it outside (around the home foundation/perimeter). It also says to avoid contact with eyes and skin. EcoSmart makes a bug spray that we use indoors all the time (that specifically says it's safe around kids, dogs, cats, etc.) The indoor spray lists peppermint oil and rosemary oil as the active ingredients. The outdoor pellets list "Eugenol" and thyme oil as the active ingredients (and peanut shells as another ingredient...so if you have someone with a peanut allergy in your family, this may not be ideal).