Help for Naughty Pets?
Yesterday, we were on-set, filming some great educational videos about behavioral problems in pets and how pheromone therapy helps.
That’s Dr. John McGlone in the photo. Dr. McGlone is a renown researcher in the area of pheromone use and animal behavior. In addition to his research and work as a university professor, Dr. McGlone helps Sergeant’s develop new, science-based products to help pets overcome naughty behaviors. Stay tuned for more on that in 2012.
You’ll also notice adorable Cali with Dr. McGlone. She’s the very spoiled pet of one of our Sergeant’s team…and did a fabulous job adding a cute factor to the videos! Her sister Macie, another Shih tzu, was also at the shoot but preferred hanging out on her ‘mom’s’ lap to being on camera.
I wish I could have been there! I cannot wait to see what Dr. McGlone has to say. My naughty dog could use all the help he can get!
I have tried the new Stop That Product with great success. It stopped my dog from whining for food while we are eating. What a relief!
Can anyone tell me why my shitszu urinate in the house even after I let them outside?
Sherri, my dog use to do the same thing! I have a 5-year-old shih-tzu, Shay. It seemed like she”s just doing it to drive me crazy sometimes. When you take your dog outside does he or she “search” around for the right spot? Shay does that sometimes too. I call her my little stubborn princess. But I will tell you, I put one of our calming collars on her and she hasn”t pottied in our house since. It has been about 3 months, I think. Before I started working at Sergeant”s, I thought I had to just grin and bear it. Turns out, she just needed a calming collar! See here: http://www.sentrypetcare.com/products/ProductCatalog.asp?one=1&two=307&three=817&pr=12570. If you have any other questions, please feel free to message me back. And let me know how this works for your little sweetie. ~Nichole