dog deterrent

He continues to lick his wiener, along with all the dogs at the dog park. My Vet says this is because my dog is sweet tasting down there. My dog has already got two infection of the penis because of the licking from other dogs. So I need a recommendation for a non toxic, non alcohol, deterrent spray.

I’ve already tried a natural spray through Petsmart, but my dog just enjoyed licking it.
Where can I buy it?
Sorry, I think my wording was off. OTHER dogs keep licking MY dogs’ penis causing MY dog to have infections.

dog deterrent

I supose its a weird question, but I want to have small items that I can put on a keychain and make a "dog" keychain for portable use in my purse.

I already have a tick twister, small flashlight, dog deterrent spray.
Do they make other interesting products that are small and keychain friendly for dogs?
Just added a whistle and a clicker! Thank you!
Ohh, a poo bag is a good idea too

dog deterrent

I’ve been having a difficult time training my new dog to go potty outdoors and she’s already made some boo boos on my carpet. I don’t want her to find them again and keep peeing in those spots

dog deterrent

I received some advice last week on how to best deal with 2cats (now 3) that reign in my neighbourhood and are killing other animals which are just disappearing from my garden and affecting the wildlife….

Since my question, my neighbour has decided to bring another cat! and the morning rounds, apart from noisy, are too distressing to watch, so had to stop feeding the birdies until I try the deterrent ways you all suggested but… would Chili powder / dried orange / electronic cat repellers prevent squies, foxes or birds from coming also? I would not like to harm them not stop them from coming…I do not like to buy pets or restricting their freedom in any way but I love having them coming and going in my garden… Appreciate your advice!
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I was also too late to chose the Best Answer, and cannot find a way of letting those who participated then know the comments I leave below (just in case, any of them find my question again!
I was lucky you all were there at the time. Many thanks for all your wonderful advice and jokes. I was dumbfounded by Thomas synchronistic events that morning and relished reading about the experience + do understand the need to tackle rats and the like but why not releasing the cats during the night, when these other creatures operate? +Dogs used to bring caws to the butchers hundreds or thousands of years ago but evolved by human contact, as cats could and are doing, why not use rat traps or venom instead? What makes some cats follow their killing instinct while other cats do not bother? +A tip for dog lovers: a program called the Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan – SKY3(Freeview11) around 6-7pm. He says he trains humans and rehabilitates dogs and gives fascinating insights into how owner’s energy affects (balances or distorts) animal behaviour. Thanks again >

dog deterrent

No offense to cat lovers but i seem to have about 6 to 10 cats from somewhere in the neighborhood that like to antagonize my large dog at night. These cats will start hanging out in my front yard generally 2 hours after it gets dark and will continue in various group sizes throughout the night. my dog has his own room where he spends most of his time…this room has windows facing the front yard and when he hears/sees/smells these feline bullies he just goes crazy with the barking and trying to get through the windows to them. I have scared the cats off on numerous occasions but they come back if not that night for sure the next night. The cats are not around at all during the day. I can tell the way they group up in the yard and the way they are all facing the house in the direction of my dog’s windows that they are there for one purpose only…..To irritate and antagonize! Does anyone know of something that would work as a cat deterrent or something that would keep them out of my yard? Is there something they don’t like the smell of ? I have been considering chaining my dog up outside for a night or two but i am thinking it might be bad for a cat or two or the cats might step it up a notch and aggravate my dog even closer up knowing he’s on a limited chain.

dog deterrent

I am a full time nursing student at the moment, so I am not planning on getting a puppy just yet…But I am trying to do plenty of research to find out what breed of dog is best. Of the surveys/dog breed selector quizzes I have taken, they keep pointing to Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, Anatolian Shepherd, German Shepherd, Mastiff…

Here is what I am looking for:

A dog that I can leave alone while at work, with access to the outdoors and indoors. I plan on exercising the dog with walks and playing. And I plan on taking the time needed when I first bring the puppy home in order to form a bond with it.

A large dog that can will be a deterrent to strangers, yet not be very aggressive or overly friendly.

One that will get along with my small Chihuahua and my cat.

I do plan on taking any breed I get to obedience classes for socialization and proper training. Among working with the dog in general.

Above all else, I want an excellent companion.

I will be an RN, in my own home with a large fenced in yard, and more than likely single.

Any help you can provide me will be most appreciated.

Also, I have owned a german shepherd/chow mix, lab, cockerpoo, chihuahua, poodle, bloodhound…just to give a little insight on my dog ownership background.

dog deterrent

No offense to cat lovers but i seem to have about 6 to 10 cats from somewhere in the neighborhood that like to antagonize my large dog at night. These cats will start hanging out in my front yard generally 2 hours after it gets dark and will continue in various group sizes throughout the night. my dog has his own room where he spends most of his time…this room has windows facing the front yard and when he hears/sees/smells these feline bullies he just goes crazy with the barking and trying to get through the windows to them. I have scared the cats off on numerous occasions but they come back if not that night for sure the next night. The cats are not around at all during the day. I can tell the way they group up in the yard and the way they are all facing the house in the direction of my dog’s windows that they are there for one purpose only…..To irritate and antagonize! Does anyone know of something that would work as a cat deterrent or something that would keep them out of my yard? Is there something they don’t like the smell of ? I have been considering chaining my dog up outside for a night or two but i am thinking it might be bad for a cat or two or the cats might step it up a notch and aggravate my dog even closer up knowing he’s on a limited chain.

dog deterrent

I have a Victorian Bulldog, female 10 months old.

She has three dime size patches on her left side missing fur and she seems to scratch at lot a times of the day meaning, it;s like she is going crazy scratching her face or side for several minutes before she stops, then she good for several hours or even all day. She tends to scratch more in the morning and before bed.

When have changed our laundry deterrent we use for our bed linens, we have switched dog food brands. But nothing seems to work.

Questions:
How long after we switch food, laundry deterrent before we switch again?

What have you found that helped your bulldog?

Her great grandmother was an American Bulldog and we also have a female boxer. Other then the itching and a few bare spots there’s no other symptoms. The bare spots have been there several months.

dog deterrent

I’m a 4’10" single female who lives alone currently, yet looks to marriage and kids someday. The dog will put on a raw diet and it’s going to be a sacrifice as far as my budget goes. This will be my first dog and I’m not a dominant person, though I can stand up for myself when needed. I am sure I want a Rough Collie, but unsure of the sex I should choose. I was thinking though Collies are not generally known as guard dogs, the larger size of the male might be a crime deterrent anyway, I’ve heard boys are more playful and affectionate, and they are more likely to be "level-headed" emotionally as compared to a female with mood swings (human females aren’t called b****h for nothing I heard). The downside would be a higher cost of feeding him, him being harder to lift in case of an emergency, the possibility of more rebellion in a male than a female (?) and the possibility even when "fixed" that he may show his privates, which I hear is like a human (I"m thinking if I have a daughter someday will I have to launch into sex education much earlier than anticipated?), and the possible "pull" compared to the smaller female when walking (I won;t be weighing much more than my dog-would a male be too much "horsepower"? For a girl, the cost of feeding is cheaper, less fur to brush, easier to lift, more maturity, less rebellion (?) The downside: moodiness and less playful-I’ve even heard they go off by themselves and are like some cats who prefer to be alone other than with their people-is this true? However if that simply means more relaxed and less "needy" (constantly needing my attention) than that would be OK. I am just interested in your experiences in owning the Rough Collie and I will weight what everybody says in order to help me make that decision. Thanks.
I do want the "typical dog" experience where they look up to me as their leader-I’ve had cats all my life (who don’t!) and I’d like to try something new.

dog deterrent

I am 23 years old and I’ve lived in America my entire life. I am thinking about moving to Australia (Melbourne to be exact) and would like some tips on things I need to prepare for and some information on their cost of living. Will I be welcomed? Will it be easy to find a job? I have visited websites that show many job opportunities but I am curious to know if being an American will be a deterrent for employers there. I will be bringing my dog, will he need to be quarantined?

Any information you can supply me about any and everything is much appreciated.

Thank you!