Authorization? No, I'm just asking out of curiosity here, "but I read many answers that recommend spraying a dog in the face or what, to train dogs to do undesirable things. I am no dog trainer but I've worked with many. Never or "do any of them say that this is a good way to stop unwanted behaviors and train a dog not to dig, scrape, the chewing ect. ? This really works? • If so cu? Ndo employ someone? A? The same thing can confuse a penny or something to scare a dog caught? on the spot. ? Pens? These t? techniques were used m? s for cats to dogs? ? Even I tried the spray bottle with my cats, but people should really do with dogs? Cats don 't care about the pleasure of l? Der of the pack, and aren? T trained like dogs, so it seems like all? are better ways of addressing the problem by scraping or bad behavior of the dog then? s need to spray? ? Qu? you think? Is a spray bottle of a good training tool and as if? Why? c? how should you use? Just want to learn some new things, not to discuss my position? No, I don 't even have one yet for sure. Never you? Do a book for dogs that says I have a dog and spray it? Do a bunch of them. I just missed quiz? this part though:) And a frightening power of pennies? you teach a dog? anything? Is scaring a dog to stop something effective long term? Why? couldn 't / shouldn' t you just said "NO"? and then manage or correct as the dog? they know that the command comes from you? I learn new things everyday:) Authorization? N, with the attention? N getting respect, but I never fixed that part, just spray 'um when they "do that or" shake the power and stop and never a follow-up. With cats that sort of thing is used as negative reinforcement, as? what? l is punitive, but as I suspect? that doesn 't make it to the dogs the same way. ? Cu? Ndo / why? est? using a bottle or a noisemaker spray better then using your own voice to get the dog focused on you? Brookester not sure if you are? making a joke or not:)