OUT! PetCare Go Here Attractant Dog and Puppy Potty Training Spray, Safe & Effective Puppy Pee Spray, Dog Housebreaking Supplies, Indoor and Outdoor House Training Tool, 32 oz

I have a 10 month old female frenchie, who I have only been pad training for exactly one week today. The first 4 days I setup 2 designated areas for here covered with pads & leashed her in the area first thing in the morning and every 2-3 hours after that throughout the day. I will leave her in the area until she potty. In one area she will use the pad every single time, and in other area she will go around the pad everytime. I just couldn’t understand it, however, that’s not why I ordered this product. I simply ordered this product because I wanted to make training time less and after reading itvtakec4-6 months to get pups/dogs trained …I had to give it a try. I ordered this product on day 4, and on day 5 I decided to see how she will do on her own(without me leashing her in the designated potty areas) EPIC FAILED! It seemed like she used the bathroom more often on this day and was literally going everywhere. I definitely felt like I wouldn’t have any success anytime soon. When we received the product on day my 6, my 7 year old son decided that he wanted to be the one to clean the designed areas, lay new pads a spray the new pads with product. After doing so, again she will only use the pads in one area and go around the pads in the other while being leashed. Today is day seven we did everything normal, got up leashed her in a designated area, unleashed her after she used the bathroom and let her roam the house. But for some reasons, I cleaned her designated areas before letting her out( she sleeps in a cage at night. Once fully pad trained this will no longer be) and leashing her, and I drenched the pads with the product in each areas. After unleashing her she ate, which made me pay close attention to her(as usually leash her after a hour or so after she eats 20 mins after she drinks) at one point I noticed she was missing, and when I got up to look for her(as my apartment is huge) she was in the designated area where she dnt miss the pads sniffing around, but when she seen me she followed me back to my room. After about 30 mins or so she went missing again, and I sent my son to look for her, and he found her drinking water and poop in the designated area of the pads she always miss. For the first time she pooped in the designated area on dead smack in the middle of the pads. She have never used the pads in this area always went around them and today she used them on her own(without being leashed) not once but twice. The designated area where she usually miss the pads is the first designated area, so although I know she love the other area I think the smell of this product is attracting her to these pads before she make it to the other area. I just had to write a review. At this price it definitely will not hurt to try this product. It definitely worked for me. Some may say it’s because I have been training her and leashing her in the areas I want her to go, but like I said she was refusing to use the pads in one area until I drenched it with this product and the first day without this product of not being leashed in the area she did horrible.

We just adopted a 2 yr old dog from a rescue. They said he's potty-trained, but we found that he was potty-trained for that specific house he used to live in. He's not used to our house. We have a back & front yard. He seems to prefer the front yard, but we want him to go in the backyard. This product did absolutely nothing. Nada, zip, zilch. We followed the instructions on the bottle. He didn't even go around the area we sprayed. We then sprayed on the side of some potted plants. He didn't even go there and sniff at it. We put the leash on him, and basically walked him around the areas we sprayed. RESULTS: Nothing. He has no interest. This was a waste of money. We're returning it for a full refund. Keep in mind, that this product doesn't smell like urine at all. As a matter of fact, it just has some odor to it that's not a bad odor. So how on earth they thought that smell would attract dogs and help them pee, is beyond me.

At first, “Go Here” seemed promising, and I was hopeful it would help housebreak our puppy. Unfortunately, it hasn’t been the magic bullet I was looking for.I followed the directions and sprayed it consistently on her training pad, but she still routinely makes a mess elsewhere — sometimes even within sight of the pad. It's hard to tell if the spray is having any effect at all.It may work for some dogs, but in our case, it hasn’t made much of a difference. I’m giving it three stars because it might help others and didn’t cause any harm — but for us, the results have been disappointing. We've been using it for several weeks now and will continue until the bottles are empty, but at this point we don't really expect it to perform like it claims to.

The media could not be loaded. As a new puppy owner, I was eager to try the OUT! Go Here Attractant Spray to assist with potty training. The concept seemed promising—an attractant to guide my puppy to the designated potty area. The spray is easy to apply and safe for both indoor and outdoor use, which is a plus.However, the effectiveness was mixed. While some users have reported success with this product, my experience was less favorable. My puppy didn’t consistently respond to the attractant, and it didn’t significantly aid in reducing accidents. It’s possible that the effectiveness varies depending on the individual dog.Pros:• Easy to use• Safe for indoor and outdoor areas• Suitable for use with puppy pads and outdoor potty spotsCons:• Mixed results; may not work for all dogsConclusion:The OUT! Go Here Attractant Spray may work for some dogs, but it didn’t yield the desired results in my case. It’s worth considering if you’re looking for an additional tool in your potty training routine, but don’t rely solely on it.

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