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| Rating |  |
| Brand | Premier |
| Type | Misc. |
| Release Date | 2006-07-11 |
| List Price | $12.99 |
| Special Price |
| Lowest New Price | $6.34 |
Categories |
| Training & Behavior Aids Kitchen & Dining Features Dogs Beds & Equipment |
Features |
- Citronella spray formula proposes humane way to deter aggressive animals
- Just as efficient as 10-percent pepper spray, yet not including harmful side results
- Highly efficient in stopping low- to medium-altitude aggression; safe to use indoors
- Carry when cycling, running, or walking; perfect for kennel staff and mail carriers
- Contains approximately 12 1-second sprays at a range of up to 10 feet
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Description |
| Directstop animal deterrent spray. Revolutionary citronella formula interrupts attacks by surprising and distracting animals together with a great and unusual scent, giving the customer valuable time to move to a safe situate. Highly efficient for dealing together with low to medium altitude aggression, together inter-dog and dog-to-human. Effortlessly fits into the pockets of joggers, dog walkers and family members who enjoy taking stalls all-around the neighborhood. |
Customer Reviews |
 Spray Shield Works on Mildly Aggressive Dogs 2010-08-02 |
| By Adk Girl |
| I walk my dog several times a week usually taking the same two-mile route. There are a number of loose dogs on the route and in one area there are two mildly aggressive dogs. I can usually handle one dog if they run out aggressively towards my dog but when you get into more than one animal it becomes difficult handling my dog on a leash as well as fending off two others. I purchased the SprayShield which is citronella based along with the Halt dog deterrent which is a pepper spray. My goal was not to hurt a mildly aggressive dog but to teach them to stay away. I used the SprayShield on the more aggressive of the two and it worked wonderfully. I did not notice any harmful effect on the dog. I have since walked by the house a number of times and the one dog just sits and watches us walk by. The other dog which was not as aggressive still charges out but keeps a distance and hopefully I will not have to spray that dog at all. The other day I walked by and it just growled without coming near. I have the pepper spray for a backup in case the citronella spray does not work but so far I have not had to use it. SprayShield has worked and I am very happy with the outcome. My walks are much more enjoyable now. |
| Great and Safe 2010-04-07 |
| By Gadget Freak |
| My two dogs fight every now and then and when they do it gets pretty bad. A trainer came to my house and suggested this DirectStop to use. For a week the can sat when I can get it easily in the event a fight started. Well it did and one stray between both of them and the fight stopped immediately. No damage no pepper, just stopped them because of the smell and the jet of spray. Now all I have to do is show them the can and they walk back to their corners LOL. Great to carry when walking if a dog looks like they are going to attack. VERY HUMANE. |
 BEWARE DON'T RELY ON THIS PRODUCT! 2009-09-15 |
| By Sara Squan (United States) |
I am not sure how others found this product helpful. It is no more effective than water.
I have Old English Sheepdog males who fight. I keep them separated at all times. Occasionally someone accidently leaves the gate open and the fight begins.
This product doesn't deter, it does NOTHING! I too used several cans with no response at all.
If anyone knows of a product that does work, please let me know.
Please don't rely on this one!!!
I wouldn't give any stars if it were possible. |
 Has worked forus 2009-08-21 |
| By Karen Wright Gilbert (Central Texas) |
| We have 3 Brittanys and one tends to have dominance issues. She occasionally attacks one of the others. The spray works to stop the fighting long enough for us to get control of the dogs. |
| Saved my dog's life 2009-05-14 |
| By JEM (Temple City, CA United States) |
| Had I not had this product with me yesterday, my 15-lb. dog would be dead (instead of in surgery today). A very large Bloodhound mix got loose from its owner, charged us, and before I knew it, had my small dog in its jaws. I sprayed the dog in the eyes and he dropped my dog. He did, however, shake it off and go after her again, so I nailed him again. The second hit really stopped him. I don't know that this would work on a crazed pitbull or rott, but it certainly helped in this situation. |