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I haven’t had a new dog in 25 years - there’s apparently been a lot of advancements in dog care in that span.I was skeptical at first given some of the reviews, but I’m guessing it’s a dog by dog thing.It worked PERFECTLY for my 8 month Havanese rescue. Best $20 I could spend. Went from trying to redirect him every few minutes to him only playing with his toys.So, so worth it

This doesn’t work. I sprayed items in my house and in my yard that my dog should not lick or chew and she still licked or chewed all of it. I am disappointed that I’ve wasted my money.

Welllll…my three doggos must be in that small percentage for whom this did not deter from chewing at ALL. I’m still giving it 3 stars because in all fairness, the reviews are good so it must work…and granted, my doggos are weird, lol, but when I tested it out by spraying it all over three old shoes and giving one to each dog, all three had a fine time chewing the shoes, even LICKING them! I had sprayed part of the couch with it…and they all sniffed it out and then started licking THAT! Whaaat?! It’s as if I smothered each shoe in peanut butter or something because they all LOVED it. I returned it. But hey, maybe it’ll work for one of y’all. Good luck!

I got this to dissuade my dog from a self soothing habit of chewing/nibbling on her front legs. It seems to work well enough when she does it. I spray it on her legs and she stops chewing, but it doesn’t seem to last more than a few hours so it’s not a long lasting solution. It doesn’t seem to work as a retained memory of unpleasant taste. She gets a blech response like she tasted something bitter and then just moves on to do something else. I suspect spraying her legs with anything else may get the same response. I do know it tastes bitter, so if you’re spraying a lot on an area, keep it away from your face, I accidentally sprayed some when she was too close to the air purifier and had an essence of it waft in my mouth as I was talking to her and it definitely doesn’t taste great.I think this might help as a supportive tool but definitely doesn’t solve the problem.

It definitely works, but be careful what you spray it on. If you get it on your hands you may be in for a bad time. It does not wash off easily and if it gets from your hands to your mouth you can look forward to tasting it for the rest of the day. And trust me, it really does taste AWFUL. I've even had it get from my hands to my pillows and then woke up in the middle of the night from this awful taste.

The spray bottle leaks from the pump so it is dripping everywhere. On your hands, the floor, basically anywhere you don’t want it. I won’t be buying it again because of this.As for how well it works with our dogs, it doesn’t phase our seven year old dog who eats his crate beds no matter what we have tried. It slightly works with our 13 week old puppy. If he is really into what he has focused on it doesn’t phase him. Between redirecting him and using the spray as a tool for determent, it seems to be a little effective, but not much more than “a little”.

Product wasn't very effective for my pooch, but the company offers a money back guarantee so I'm leaving 5 stars for the customer service.

If I could give zero stars I would. My puppy is pretty good at potty training, but still has an occasional accident. I used this to try to aid in that. Instead, sell go right where this has been sprayed, as if it’s an attractant. Complete waste of money.