Lambert Kay Boundary Indoor/Outdoor Dog Repellent Pump Spray, 22-Ounce

I bought this because my Lab thinks the carpet is where she’s supposed to pee. She hasn’t done that since I’ve used this product, so my opinion is that it works great. Of course I rubbed her face into it when she peed that may have helped too.

Works ok until the dog decaying be stubborn. I had hoped to use this to help train my dog. It kind of works in good weather but fails in any kind of bad weather. I am training my dog to use a doggy door. She is using it in good weather but if she peaks out and sees rain she won’t go out. Instead she uses the floor by the door. Since the objective is to not supervise her going out the need for my presence slows the training.

I have a number of dogs. In my experience this spray seems to work best in situations where dogs "mark". I mist it on the corners of furniture, etc. It has been effective. For dogs that just don't want to go outside, it works so so. Sometimes they just pick another spot so you have to spray widespread areas. It seems the least effective for elderly dogs; If they can't hold it, or smell very well, this is not the solution. But for marking, lazy or dogs confused about where they should go, it works well enough that it is worth a try. It works best if you clean up their 'accident" well with something that denatures the urine like vinegar or one of the commercial solutions. It also works best if after you initially apply it, you give it an extra mist daily for the first few days applying less often as they are 'trained". This has worked best for me though a lot depends on the dog. Hope this helps.

Maybe it's just our cats, but they don't seem to bothered by it... not sure about it yet.

This smell terrible and doesn’t work on my puppy. no matter how much i spray he still bite and doesn’t seem bother about the smell or taste. But the scent is too strong and smell really really bad. I ended up not using it anymore. Not worth the money :(

This is an imperative with a new puppy who seems obsessed with forbidden objects. It helps break the habit of automatically going to those forbidden objects.We have a 30 yr old aerosol can of boundary and although it’s now owned by a different company it’s the same great product.

I bought this to keep my dog away from a power strip behind our tv and from the garbage in the kitchen. First, this product has a very very strong smell when you first use it. However, it will dissipate and you won't recognize it, but supposedly the dog wills till be able to smell it.Upon first using this product, it worked great. It kept my dog away from areas I didn't want her to go. But after a couple of weeks of use and reapplying, the dog quickly ignored it. I find using something like bitter apple to deter the dog works far better than this product did.

I had used about one third of the bottle then didn't try to use it again for a few weeks. It would not spray any more. Could not get the cap off to put in a different bottle. I called the manufacturer and they were very concerned and are sending a free replacement. I subsequently cut the top off the bottle and put it in another. That too has seized up after a couple of uses. I don't know what is the problem.