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Simple Solution Pee Post Pheromone-Treated Yard Stake is a training device that teaches your pet to urinate in a specific area of your yard. Just choose a location and hammer gently into the ground. The non-toxic pheromones will help attract your pet to urinate in the designated area. Helps make clean-up easier and maintain your lawn. Aids in housebreaking your pet.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
35 of 35 people found the following review helpful
Did not work for me. In fact so ineffective, I am thinking that perhaps I ought to just put these in every place I don't want my dog to pee.
28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
I had high hopes for this product, but it was totally ineffective! In fact, my two dogs wouldn't go near it (no pun intended).
88 of 99 people found the following review helpful
Okay, basically this is not a good product based on simple logic and I really didn't want to give it any stars but Amazon makes you put at least one.
Cats and dogs mark their territories with their scents, such as spraying/peeing on certain areas/objects and rubbing their bodies up against areas/objects.
This stake is treated heavily with pheromones, which is a fancy word for smell. Since each animal has their own smell, then this product is more likely to keep your pet from going anywhere near it.
For this to actually work, the pheromones would have to be equivalent to that of your pet(s) and in high enough concentration for them to be drawn to it. Like when a dog continuously pees in the same spot/area when you take them out on a walk (given that it is the same path). Also, the same reason puppy pads (newspaper) and cat litter boxes work for training. Plus, why you have to put a heavy duty odor eliminator on top of a spot that you have just cleaned when your pet makes a "mistake". If you don't, then they will continue to go to that spot.
Suggestion: If you really want your dog to go in just one place your best bet would be to collect your own dogs pee (don't forget to buy rubber gloves, a RubberMaid container w/ a lid, and possibly a face mask for the smell). Then soak some wooden stakes in it for a few days - the longer, the more the stakes will absorb, but watch that the stakes don't start to become too moist - w/ the lid on tight. After a few days, stake them in the spot you want your dog to use. They will be attracted to the high concentration of their own scent and you shouldn't have to do it any more b/c they will go in that spot from then on.
Cats and dogs mark their territories with their scents, such as spraying/peeing on certain areas/objects and rubbing their bodies up against areas/objects.
This stake is treated heavily with pheromones, which is a fancy word for smell. Since each animal has their own smell, then this product is more likely to keep your pet from going anywhere near it.
For this to actually work, the pheromones would have to be equivalent to that of your pet(s) and in high enough concentration for them to be drawn to it. Like when a dog continuously pees in the same spot/area when you take them out on a walk (given that it is the same path). Also, the same reason puppy pads (newspaper) and cat litter boxes work for training. Plus, why you have to put a heavy duty odor eliminator on top of a spot that you have just cleaned when your pet makes a "mistake". If you don't, then they will continue to go to that spot.
Suggestion: If you really want your dog to go in just one place your best bet would be to collect your own dogs pee (don't forget to buy rubber gloves, a RubberMaid container w/ a lid, and possibly a face mask for the smell). Then soak some wooden stakes in it for a few days - the longer, the more the stakes will absorb, but watch that the stakes don't start to become too moist - w/ the lid on tight. After a few days, stake them in the spot you want your dog to use. They will be attracted to the high concentration of their own scent and you shouldn't have to do it any more b/c they will go in that spot from then on.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
This post really works, but there's something that helps quicken up...
Alright I just rescued a dog for our local animal shelter and I've had him now for a week. The first couple days he wouldnt eat or drink therefore he didn't really eliminate. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Nate S.
Didn't work for me
Neither of my dogs nor any of their dog friends--male or female--showed the slightest interest in the posts. I put them in places they had used in the past. No go.
Published 6 months ago by Pat Emmerson
Worked for 1 dog
I have 2 dogs and this worked for 1 of them. My hound mix will now only use the part of the yard right next to the Pee Post, but my shephard mix(the one I really wanted it for)... Read more
Published 6 months ago by BB
Didn't work for us
We tried this for our 2 dogs out of last resort measures and it was worthless. Both dogs (Schnoodle and Jack Russell Terrier) have completely ignored it for months.
Published 7 months ago by C. Childs
Only worked in store
I thought this was going to work great because my yorkie actually peed on it in the packaging when it was on a lower endcap at Petsmart. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Andrew R. Fling
Worked Like a Charm
All I can tell you is that my mom bought one because she was at her witt's end with her puppy because he wouldn't pee outside, but would come back inside and pee on the floor... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Kimberly Martin
Pee Post
I bought the pee post because I wanted my Golden Retriever to go pee in another part of our yard. Well, she was attracted to the pee post, but she ate it.
Published 10 months ago by Kim Okeson
Good Human Idea
The Simple Solution Pee Post is a good idea from a human perspective. I inserted the post in a part of the yard that I wanted to be used as 'the' area and they didn't even sniff... Read more
Published 11 months ago by JJ in Seattle
A waste of money...
I totally agreed with all of you who bought this item....It smells so bad and my puppy didnt even notice the pole in the backyard...A waste of money...people dont buy it! Read more
Published 13 months ago by Gina
Junk!
I bought this in hopes my dogs would pee on it instead of everything else in the yard (mainly our air conditioner unit). Read more
Published 15 months ago by Sarah
