The Tough Stuff Chew Not Anti-Chew Training Aid Dog Spray generally fails to deter dogs from chewing. Many reviewers reported that their dogs continued to chew or even liked the taste of the spray. This product is not recommended based on customer feedback.
The sprayed area attracts dogs rather than deters them.
Prevention: Awareness and selective purchase process based on verified reviews.
The spray does not deter dogs from chewing.
Dogs are attracted to the smell or taste of the spray.
No, the product did not work for two 3-month-old puppies. They continued to chew despite the spray, indicating it is ineffective for puppies as well. Overall dog ages have faced similar failings.
"Stopped puppy from chewing items sprayed on immediately."
"This item didn’t work for me. My two puppies (3 months old) still chewed where I used this spray. Just because it didn’t work on my behalf doesn’t mean it wouldn’t work for your dog. It’s possible I would recommend this product. My two puppies (3 months old) still chewed where I used this ..."
Based on the reviews, the Tough Stuff Chew Not Anti-Chew Training Aid Dog Spray is not an effective solution for preventing dogs from chewing. Users should look for alternative products that have proven to be more effective in deterring chewing behavior.
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