Pet Corrector Spray

Everybody loves their four-legged friend, but even for the most caring of pet owners, sometimes our dog’s behaviour can be hard to live with. Challenges like excessive barking can cause real disruption for family, friends, or neighbours. This is where Pet Corrector training aid can help by effectively retraining unwanted behaviours, including excessive barking, jumping up, and stealing.

Stops Unwanted Behaviour:
Whether you’re struggling with barking, jumping up, bad house manners or aggression, Pet Corrector provides a distraction that enables you to retrain and reward your pooch. Loved by millions of owners around the world, Pet Corrector helps you put a stop to bad behaviour.

Inspired by Nature:
Created by renowned dog behavioural expert Dr. Roger Mugford, the Pet Corrector Spray uses compressed air to mimic the natural warning hiss that swans and other animals make. When used as part of Dr Roger’s tried and tested W.A.G. training technique, you can disrupt unwanted behaviour, giving you the opportunity to teach your dog the rules of the house.

Simple to use:
When you witness bad behaviour, act immediately and give one short burst. Remember to direct the can away from your dog, as they only need to hear the noise. When your dog stops the unwanted behaviour, give them a command (e.g., quiet) and reward them with lots of praise or a tasty treat.

New & Improved Design:
The new built-in safety cap gives more accurate activation, so it’s more reliable and no longer requires an additional safety lid, so it’s quicker to interrupt those unwanted behaviours. The new cap also features a safety seal to ensure the product reaches you in perfect condition. A firm press is required on first use to break the seal; once broken, the product will disperse as needed.

Recommendation:
While the Pet Corrector is fine to use on most dogs, we recommend doing a test to check your dog’s sensitivity. Do this by testing a short one-second burst of Pet Corrector at least 3 metres away from your dog. If they show any signs of distress, then discontinue use. We don’t recommend using the Pet Corrector on anxious dogs or puppies.