OUT! Go Here Dog Attractant, Pet Potty Training Spray, Indoor Potty and Puppy Pads Trainer, Potty Training and Housebreaking, Puppy Essentials, Safe Dog Pee Spray, 32 oz

This didn’t work with my headstrong pit puppy. He just went wherever the urge occurred.

Sprayed on pee pads. No help. Tried on dog grass pad (sold here on Amazon. Still did his business on the carpet & lifted his leg on the lower edge of my new comforters ( master & guest rooms), legs of vintage furniture, potted plants, corners of walls, you name it.I hate to do it but I’m now following the instructions that came with the grass. He is confined to his playpen until I see him start to “go”, then I grab him & put him on the grass. When he’s done, I put him back in his playpen (some people use a dog crate). Continue doing this for a few days until he gets the message.It sounds cruel and I have avoided it for several weeks. I just can’t take it anymore. I used a black light flashlight (also available on Amazon) to look for urine stains and was appalled. I finally ordered a stream cleaner, which is advertised as better than a carpet scrubber. It will do a multitude of other tasks so I believe it is a good investment.There’s nothing worse than having friends come to visit and having the house smell of urine. I had that experience with a friend years ago and had to leave the house it was so bad. She couldn’t smell it at all. Beware that you may become nose blind and get that dog potty trained!I am unable to use a dog door, which I used with my last dog. It is far superior than any other product. It certainly isn’t possible if you live in a high-rise. The grass is a great success for some. It seems the more I spray the “Go Here” the more he avoids it.

Doesn't work

So 3yrs ago I got a female Yorkie when she was 5weeks old and got some of this an she was potty trained by the time she was 8weeks old. Then by the time she was 2yers I got a male that was 9weeks old he was potty trained by the time he was 13 weeks he was stubborn AF but then almost a year and half later I let them have babies an they have 2 girls an I had them both fully potty trained by the time they were 5 1/2weeks old. I did use this for training all of them. So it does work but u also have to stay on it keep up with it. By the time the girls were 3weeks old they started to poop by themselves so they were n same room with me 24/7 an when they woke up I put them on potty pad an told them go potty b big girl an I did that everytime they woke up an started to move around. An the mom would wake me up n middle of night to take them potty when they'd wake up n middle of night if I was sleeping. She was/is a great mama an asks for help when she needs it. An I told her no more cleaning babies they potty by themselves so mommy wipes with wipes like I do u lil mama an she understood this, which made everything easier...point is it works... Lol

I tried this pet spray, but unfortunately, it didn't quite work for my furry friend. While it smelled nice and had a gentle formula, I didn't notice any significant improvement.That being said, every pet is different, and what works for one may not work for another. If you're considering this product, I'd say try it for yourself and see if it works for your pet. Maybe you'll have better luck than I did!

Does not work, at all. I got this in preparation for bringing home a new puppy. In spite of me spraying unused wee wee pads with it, the puppy will still walk past the pads to do his business on the carpet. Waste of money.Update: I took the suggestion of some reviewers and sprayed it in the middle of the pad, as opposed to all over it. Works like a charm! My puppy did all of his overnight business in the designated area as opposed to on my carpet!Update2: what is up with the spray bottle!? After just a few uses it stops working and it’s near impossible to take it off and switch to another bottle. Down to 4 stars for horrible packaging.

I’d give minus 5 stars if I could. I had slim hopes for this product, based on reviews. But I thought if it helps my 2 dogs do their business in a smaller area of my back yard I’d be happy. But the results were the opposite and really bad. My 2 dogs love to run and play in the back yard. They zoom around all over. When I received this product, I read the instructions (yes, I’m one of those people). I brought the dogs in from the back yard for dinner, out of sight, hearing or smell of the yard. While they were eating I sprayed one small area in my yard, about 5x5 ft. I didn’t drench it, but sprayed about 8 times. After dinner, a walk for the dogs. So they were away from the yard about 45 minutes. When we got home I put them back in the yard to resume play. They both immediately froze, crouch down, and started to sniff the air. They were visibly anxious. They wouldn’t move, just kept sniffing the air. After about 2 minutes they both bolted for the dog door to go inside. They were frightened by the smell enough that they now refuse to go into the back yard at all. We do not have wildlife in my neighborhood other than squirrels. I’ve spent the last 10 days hosing down the sprayed area (which is ~15 feet from the dog door), dousing it with other smells they ma be more used to (Febreze, Nature’s Miracle, etc). So far, no luck. Instead of attracting the dogs, this sprayed has scared the stuffing out of them. What’s in it? Mountain lion? Stay away from this spray!