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Pug Authority Forum :: LIVING WITH PUGS :: Training and Behavior

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Re: Spray Bottle

Post  honey612 on 11/26/2009, 12:17 am

honey only really barks when someone either drives by the hosue or comes into the driveway i wouldnt wanna keep her form doing that b/c i wanna know when someone is here...honey and princess (brothers dog) bark together but only for those reasons i just listed

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Post  Lindsey on 11/26/2009, 2:02 am

Love the spray bottle method. I only have to grab it and Murphy will stop what he's doing. However, Jack seems to like being sparyed by it. razz Of course, Miss Lillie doesn't really do anything worthy a spray.

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Post  HappyPuggyMommy on 2/17/2010, 6:11 pm

TxAllieGrl wrote:We use it here, mostly for the pugs who like to bark at squirrels, kids, leaves and anything else that moves outside the window. Especially when I'm on a conference call for work. They hate it. Like most of you, I just have to aim it and they'll back down.

My cat on the other hand...loves the squirt bottle. If you grab it, she'll walk up to you and meow in your face until you squirt her a few times. Freak!


My one cat is like that. The summer we got him there was a heat wave, and us with no a/c at the time. We have to give him cool baths and spray him with the spray bottle to cool him down. Even now, he will meow at the spray bottle if he gets hot, we soak him down and he goes and lays down in front of a fan. Weird cat!

Happy the pug and our other cat, do NOT feel the same way about the spray bottle! lol

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