Dog Behavior Corrector Hiss Spray, 80 ml Two-Pack for Interrupting Barking, Jumping, Food Stealing or Chewing – ANSJDH
A dog behavior corrector hiss spray provides a brief attention-interrupting sound that can help a handler redirect barking, jumping, food stealing, biting or chewing. The 80 ml T300 uses a short gas hiss and is offered in orange or purple configurations, including the featured two-pack and other encoded pack options.
Keep the can at least 1 m from the dog and spray into the air away from people, pets and body parts, then give a known cue and reward the desired response. This tool is not recommended for young, timid or anxious dogs. Use only short bursts, read the supplied instructions and keep the can below 50°C, out of direct sunlight, away from fire and inaccessible to children.
Specifications
- Brand: ANSJDH
- Model: T300
- Product: Dog behavior corrector hiss spray
- Featured volume: 80 ml per can listed
- Featured configuration: Two-pack
- Listed output: About 80 sprays per 80 ml can
- Colors: Orange or purple options
- Sound: Brief gas hiss
- Uses: Interrupt barking jumping food stealing biting or chewing
- Minimum distance: At least 1 m from dog
- Direction: Spray away from dogs people and body parts
- Training sequence: Interrupt cue and reward
- Not recommended: Young timid or anxious dogs
- Use pattern: Short bursts only
- Temperature limit: Keep below 50°C or 122°F
- Storage: Away from sunlight heat fire and children
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the hiss spray aimed at the dog?
No. Keep it at least 1 m away and spray into the air away from the dog, people and every part of the body.
Which dogs should not use this training aid?
The source says it is not suitable for young, anxious or timid dogs. Choose another training approach for those dogs.
What should I do after the hiss interrupts a behavior?
Give a familiar cue and immediately reward the desired response so the dog has a clear alternative action.
How should I store the pressurized can?
Keep it below 50°C or 122°F and away from cars, direct sunlight, fire, children and locations where it can be squeezed accidentally.