Review on Highly Efficient Nature's Mace Dog Granular Parent - Ultimate Pet Protection! by Kay Daniels

Let's be realistic, unless you jump out and chase every dog away, there is no magical way to stop dogs without a fence or other barrier. In any case, like many here, I have a problem with dogs marking certain places, mostly mailbox mail. Since it is all grass, this naturally leads to the death of the grass due to the accumulation of nitrogen. I bought this product because it is a granule and not a spray as it is easier to apply. It is made up of different scents with the idea that dogs generally either don't like it or irritate their nose or maybe other marking scents will just overpower it. Once a dog marks a spot, many other dogs will now want to mark it if they sniff it, and almost all dog owners don't seem to bother to stop them, even if it's right by the mailbox post (as opposed to the average pee) . somewhere in the grass). Attempts to change behavior are usually unsuccessful. So I spread it all over, especially reapplied after heavy rains. Best to let it go 2 weeks before applying again. I don't feel anything just standing there, but of course the dog will be right on the ground. To see if it was worth buying more, I looked at the before and after camera footage and counted which dogs were tagged. there. And in the end it seems to work, but it depends on the specific case. It seems to depend on the dog in the end. What does that mean? Well, if your problem is just about one or two dogs, it's going to be really random as to whether it makes a difference in those particular dogs. But if you have a lot of different dogs, this at least reduces the number of entries for all visitors. As a result, I plan to buy more.