Nature’s MACE Dog Mace, Dog Repellent for Yard, Potty Training Tool, Indoor & Outdoor, Marking and Digging Spray, Pee Deterrent, Safe Around Kids, Pets, Plants, 40oz Concentrate, Treats 15,000 Sq Ft

I use this fabulous product to stop random cats or dogs from peeing at my door/porch. I don't own a pet, but prior to purchasing this product a cat or dog would pee on my security screen door, which went through to my front door, or pee at the porch corner. I could smell it as I walked down the stairs in the morning. So annoying! This product has eliminated the problem. I also like that I was able to purchase a large refill bottle. This product is fabulous and worth every penny!

Terrible product. Makes entire area smell like garlic and herb, which wouldn't be so bad if it actually worked, but it doesnt. I've had 3 different dogs (our old dog, our newly adopted dog, and a visiting dog) all just walk right onto and through the area sprayed, then peed, pooped and played in the spot that was sprayed. One dog even walked into the area while I was spraying. This does not repel anything except my friends because my yard stinks so bad. I wish I could get a refund from amazon but I was a sucker and used the product as directed, thinking it would eventually help, and that took me past the return window. Now I am stuck with the unused bottle and out 50bucks

My dogs didn’t notice! Still walk through my flower beds…

It seems to work as advertised. I am 5 days into the 7 day beginning process and she has not duh anywhere that I can see. We provided a separate spot for her to do her business in and it seems to be working so far. Yay!

Works great so far. I have three pups. I recently did a makeover of our backyard and put the fake grass in a portion of it. Well the dogs think it’s real grass and is the place to potty. NOT! Sprayed the whole fake lawn area with this product. They’ve gone back to their old spot. YEAH!!!!!!!!

Sprayed as directed, heavy and daily, and had zero effect on my dog digging in the flower bed, she just smells like a pickle now. Huge waste of money for your yard/flower beds to smell like garlic and pickles.

We tried to use this to prevent our dog from digging around newly planted bushes in our yard. Did not work. We do have a sprinkler system. Maybe that "weakened" the product?

I recently moved into a yard with Oleander and I have 3 stick-eating-dogs. I drenched the plants in this, and also used the rocks at the base. They don't seem to hate the smell/ they still wonder into the thickets, so they are not "repelled" but they haven't tried to eat it.I do not leave them alone outside with the Oleander, mostly because it worries me that they aren't actually repelled by the smell, but so far they have not tried to eat it.