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Mark & Chappell's Train-UM is an excellent tool to help train your puppy or retrain your older dog on where to "go". Train-UM is an oil-based pheromone that smells like a sexual hormone your dog is attracted to. When looking for a good place to urinate or defecate, your dog will seek out this smell.
Use this liquid indoors to train your puppy to go in specific areas of your choosing, like on housebreaking pads, newspapers or in a box. Use the Train-UM for outside training to keep him away from your lawn, flowerbeds, trees, shrubs or other prohibited areas and help avoid lawn burn from urine. Use several drops of Train-UM in the area they are allowed to use. Use the same spot regularly and soon your dog will know where is appropriate to go. Once your dog is trained at home, you can use Train-UM on walks, camping, vacation, etc. He will recognize the scent and know this is a suitable place to relieve himself even while away from home.
One bottle of Train-UM (2.1 oz) will last approximately one month.
Ingredients: Light Liquid Paraffin, Trimethyl Pentane, Pheyl Acetic Acid, Ethyl Phenyl Acetate, Synthetic Coloring
Directions for Daily Use:
Indoors: Train a dog to urinate in one spot in order to protect carpets and furniture. Place several drops of Train-UM on newspaper or in a box. After each of the first few meals, take the dog to the spot and allow him to sniff Train-UM. He will soon train himself.
Outdoors: To keep lawns and flower beds clear, train the dog to defecate in a spot of your choice by placing several drops of Train-UM there each day. Take the dog to this spot and after a few visits, he will train himself. This also applies to walks or strolls where you can train dog to use an area of your choosing and so keep pavements clean.
Keep of out reach of children. For external use only. Store in a cool, dry place.
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