The Company of Animals Pet Corrector Stops Jumping Stealing Food & Barking For Dogs (30ml)

The Company of Animals Pet Corrector Spray for Dogs

Effective, Humane Dog Training Aid

The Company of Animals Pet Corrector is a revolutionary training tool designed to discourage unwanted behaviors in dogs such as barking, jumping, stealing food, and chasing. This dog-friendly, humane solution uses a hissing sound that mimics natural warnings like those of snakes or cats, interrupting negative behaviors without causing harm. Whether you’re dealing with minor mischief or persistent training challenges, the Pet Corrector helps redirect your dog’s focus and fosters positive behavioral changes.

With up to 200 uses per can and a handy holster for easy access (50ml size), this spray is an essential training companion for pet parents who want an effective, no-harm solution.

What Are the Benefits of the Company of Animals Pet Corrector?

• Quick and Effective Behavior Correction: Emits a natural hissing sound that immediately distracts dogs from bad habits.
• Humane Training Method: Does not cause harm or fear, making it a gentle way to train your dog.
• Versatile Use: Addresses various behaviors such as barking, jumping, food stealing, aggression, and chasing.
• Training Support Included: Comes with a detailed training guide to ensure you use the product effectively.
• Cost-Effective and Long-Lasting: Each can delivers up to 200 bursts (depending on the size), providing excellent value.

How Do You Use the Pet Corrector Safely?

1. Read the Training Guide: Familiarize yourself with proper usage.
2. Observe the Behavior: Witness the unwanted action.
3. Use the Spray: Press the top to release a quick, one-second hissing sound.
4. Reward Good Behavior: Immediately reward your dog for positive behavior after the interruption.
5. Maintain Distance: Always point the can away from your dog’s face and use it at least one meter away.

What Are the Ingredients in the Pet Corrector?

The Pet Corrector contains pressurized inert gas that is safe for pets when used as directed. It is free from harmful chemicals or additives, ensuring a pet-friendly formulation.

Are There Any Precautions or Side Effects?

• Pressurized Can Warning: Avoid exposure to heat or open flames. Do not pierce or burn, even when empty.
• Safe Use: Always use short bursts and maintain a safe distance to avoid startling or distressing your dog.
• Anxious Dogs: Not recommended for overly anxious dogs or very young puppies.

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FAQs - The Company of Animals Pet Corrector Spray for Dogs

What is so special about the Company of Animals Pet Corrector?

The Company of Animals Pet Corrector stands out for its humane and effective approach to correcting unwanted dog behaviors. Unlike traditional punishment-based methods, it uses a harmless hissing sound to disrupt bad habits, ensuring your dog’s safety and emotional well-being. Its versatility across multiple behaviors, ease of use, and long-lasting design make it a superior training tool for pet parents.

Can the Pet Corrector help with leash training?

Yes, the Pet Corrector can assist in leash training by interrupting behaviors like pulling or lunging. Use a short burst to distract your dog when they pull, followed by guiding them back to a calm walk and rewarding good behavior. Always pair the corrector with positive reinforcement for the best results.

Is the Pet Corrector safe to use indoors?

The Pet Corrector is safe for indoor use as it does not release harmful chemicals or residues. Ensure that it is used in a well-ventilated area and avoid close proximity to your pet’s face or sensitive ears. The sound should be enough to distract without causing distress.

How can I combine the Pet Corrector with clicker training?

You can combine the Pet Corrector with clicker training by first using the hissing sound to interrupt unwanted behavior, then clicking the clicker to mark desired behavior when your dog refocuses. Immediately reward your dog after the click to reinforce the positive action.

Does the Pet Corrector work for hyperactive dogs?

The Pet Corrector can help manage hyperactive behaviors like excessive jumping or barking by redirecting your dog’s attention. However, consistent training and sufficient physical and mental exercise are also crucial for managing hyperactivity in the long term.

Can the Pet Corrector replace professional training?

The Pet Corrector is a valuable tool but should not replace professional training for serious behavioral issues. For aggressive or deeply ingrained behaviors, consult a certified dog trainer or behaviorist to create a tailored plan that complements the product's use.

How can I ensure my dog doesn’t become dependent on the Pet Corrector?

To avoid dependence, use the Pet Corrector sparingly and always pair it with positive reinforcement. Gradually reduce reliance by transitioning to verbal commands or other training cues as your dog begins to learn appropriate behaviors.

Will the Pet Corrector work on deaf dogs?

The Pet Corrector may not be effective for deaf dogs, as it relies on sound to interrupt behaviors. Alternative tools like vibration collars or visual cues are better suited for training dogs with hearing impairments.

Can the Pet Corrector be used around other pets?

Yes, but caution is needed. The hissing sound may also startle other pets, such as cats or birds, so test its use in a controlled environment. If your other pets show signs of stress, consider alternatives for training in multi-pet households.

How do I dispose of an empty Pet Corrector can?

Dispose of an empty Pet Corrector can according to local waste disposal guidelines for pressurized containers. Do not puncture or burn the can, even when empty, and avoid leaving it in extreme heat or direct sunlight for safety.