A ready-to-use deterrent spray applied to the object you want left alone — chair legs, skirting boards, cords, shoes, the corner of a rug. It goes on the thing, not the dog.
Worth being realistic about what a deterrent does. It makes one object less appealing for as long as it stays on, which buys you time; it does not teach a puppy what it is allowed to chew. Pair it with something the dog is actively encouraged to chew and with keeping the tempting item out of reach where you can. Reapply after cleaning, and spot-test on fabric and finished timber first — any liquid can mark.
Supplied in a 500ml bottle. See also Brady's Don't Pee Here and Brady's Pet Urine Stain & Odour Remover, or the full Brady's range.
Key points
- Ready to use — No dilution; spray straight onto the object.
- Australian made — Made in Australia.
- Spot-test first — Try an inconspicuous patch on fabric, leather and polished timber.
- A training aid, not a fix — Works alongside redirection, not instead of it.
Ingredients and directions are printed on the bottle. Brady's does not publish a full panel online, so we have not reproduced one here.