It was nice being able to test the Pet Corrector spray to see if it worked before spending $9.99. I liked this product. The first time I tested it was during a walk with my dogs. My Rottweiler usually zones in on dogs who walk by, and the Pet Corrector snapped her out of her stare. The hissing sound is loud, but not so loud that it would hurt a dog’s ears. It sounds like the hiss from an air compressor or the canned air that you use to clean your keyboard.

I kept waiting to test the Pet Corrector when guests came to the house. I wanted to see if the hissing sound made the dogs stop jumping on the guests. It’s sad to say, but we didn’t have any guests over since the Pet Corrector arrived. There have been people who have stopped by, like during Halloween when there were many trick or treaters. But the dogs didn’t jump on people at the door; they waited until they were in the house.

It was last week that I remembered that I could use the Pet Corrector when the dogs barked. After I used it, the dogs stopped barking instantly and they lay back down on their beds. It startled them to the point that they didn’t bark after I sprayed the product. After I sprayed it, I told them “Quiet” so they learned that “Quiet” means no barking. They haven’t caught on yet that “Quiet” means no barking, but it’s only been a week.

The fast results from spraying the Pet Corrector is result enough for me to keep buying the spray. Working from home, it gets noisy having three dogs barking at once, and everything I’ve tried to get them to quiet down doesn’t work as well as the Pet Corrector.

Tags: dog training, dog training tool