Dog repellent spray

These homemade dog repellent spray recipes are easy to make and the ingredients are surprisingly cheap. Plus, they're safe and effective.

Few things are quite as frustrating as catching a stray dog doing his business on the lawn you just painstakingly mowed it. If you have pets of your own, having a dog mark your lawn may negatively affect their behavior. Moreover, dogs are...

Looking for the best dog repellents for your yard? We've compiled a list of effective and safe options to keep dogs out of your yard and garden.

This homemade bitter apple spray is an effective, all-natural substitute for the chemical ridden commercial alternatives.

What smells do dogs hate? Many scents repel dogs such as vinegar, citrus, and moth balls. Find out which smells Fido hates the most.

If you're looking into using the best dog repellent spray to correct Fido's bad behavior, we have listed here our top 5 picks for you to choose from.

This all-natural homemade bug spray recipe for dogs is a great natural insect repellent. It’s a simple and easy recipe that comes together quickly. Plus it’s also a great way for pet owners to provide protection from annoying pests during the summer months without using commercial bug sprays.

This tutorial on how to make a homemade flea and tick repellent is so simple and will leave your fur babies flea and tick free without the use of chemicals.

If your dog LOVES to be outside, you need this DIY Spray for Stinky Dogs! It's a LIFESAVER when you want your home smelling fresh and not like outside!

It’s a well-known fact that dogs have an incredible sense of smell—but we rarely stop to consider what that means for those sensitive noses in our smell-rich homes. It’s estimated that dogs can smell anything from 10,000 to 100,000 times better than we can! They also have over 300 million olfactory cells that help them smell. We only have 5 million.