The Glad for Pets Attractant Training Spray shows varied effectiveness in potty training dogs. While some users report success, many others find it ineffective, with dogs often ignoring or being repelled by the scent. The general consensus is that the spray is hit-or-miss, and its functionality does not justify the cost for many pet owners.
The spray's scent is ineffective in attracting most dogs.
Prevention: Do not buy thinking it will fix any adult dog behavioral issues.
Some puppy owners found it useful in guiding their dogs to the designated spot.
Many dogs avoid or ignore the scent.
Ineffective outdoors; it needs improvement in this area.
Factors: Scent strength affected by the dog’s age and breed
No, the spray is largely ineffective for adult dogs, especially males. It may work slightly better for puppies.
"This has helped with her potty training. She has still had accidents, but we are making progress."
"Unfortunately, not attracting my dog to Glad washable pad."
If you're open to experimenting with different potty training methods, you might want to look for a more effective attractant for your dog. Alternatively, many users suggest investing in options that have been proven to offer better success rates in training dogs.
Mixed results with functionality issues; use with caution.
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