ANSJDH T300 Dog Corrector Spray, 80 mL Two-Pack for Behaviour Training

Each ANSJDH T300 can holds 80 mL, and this set includes two cans. The spray makes a hissing sound to get a dog’s attention and interrupt unwanted behaviour.

It can be used as a brief redirection cue for behaviours such as barking, jumping, chewing or taking food. The aim is to interrupt the moment so you can give a command and reward the response.

If you need a quick attention cue during everyday training, this format offers a different approach from relying on verbal cues or rewards alone. Use it alongside encouragement and treats to reinforce the behaviour you want.

Usage tips

Have the spray ready when an unwanted behaviour occurs, then use a short spray to distract the dog. Keep the nozzle at least 1 metre from the dog and never aim it directly at a pet or person. Once the dog stops and follows a command, give encouragement and a reward promptly, this helps connect the desired response with a positive outcome.

The hissing sound is intended to interrupt behaviour, not replace ongoing training. It can be used in the home or in public settings as a timely cue for behaviours such as barking, jumping, chewing, biting or stealing food. Use the corrector for short periods, as part of a consistent training routine. It is not recommended for small, young or anxious dogs, or timid cats.

For safe handling, keep the can away from children, direct sunlight, fire and high temperatures above 50°C. Do not leave it in a car or carry it in a pocket. When opening a new can for the first time, press firmly to break the safety seal. If the can is very cold and has been used more than five times in a short period, wrap it in a dry cloth before continuing.

Buyers describe the spray as useful for puppy redirection and as a training aid that helps attract a dog’s attention. Those comments reflect individual experiences, pairing the cue with a command and immediate reward gives the tool a clear role in training.

Why it makes sense

The two-can format gives you a pair of 80 mL sprays for training at home or in public. Its sound-based cue is useful when you want to interrupt a behaviour in the moment, while a treat-only approach focuses on rewarding behaviour without an immediate distraction. The spray’s role is to redirect attention, praise and rewards then reinforce the command you are teaching.

This can be useful during everyday situations such as a dog jumping up when someone arrives or barking during a walk. Keep the spray directed away from the dog, use the cue briefly, and reward the response you want to see again. For behaviours involving biting or aggression, the spray is a redirection aid rather than a substitute for appropriate training support.

Tech specs

• Type: Dog behaviour corrector spray
• Model: T300
• Format: Two-pack
• Capacity: 80 mL per can
• Sound: Hissing sound
• Intended use: Redirecting unwanted behaviour during training

Final verdict

The ANSJDH T300 is suited to dog owners looking for a portable sound cue to interrupt everyday unwanted behaviour and support command-and-reward training. With two 80 mL cans, it offers a practical way to keep a redirection aid available while reinforcing better responses with immediate encouragement.