Cayenne pepper will repel most dogs and some other small animals. As with many plants, cayenne pepper has a neurotoxin that irritates the mucus membranes of your dog’s mouth, nose, and eyes. What this means is that when your dog tries to eat it, or anything else covered in the spicy powder, he’ll be sure to turn away for something more appetizing. Successful for use in many organizations and institutions to deter canines from entering restricted areas. This organic pepper spray is an ideal way to keep dogs away from your flowerbeds, garbage cans, pools and anything else you want to protect from dog damage. Cayenne pepper is great for cooking with. It has a lovely aroma and packs a very strong flavor. But did you know that by sprinkling cayenne pepper around your flower or vegetable garden, you can keep pests (such as the tomato hornworm, cabbage worm and other worms) away? Dog attacks from strays have become an epidemic in the United States. In recent years, more and more dog owners have decided to get guard dogs for their home security rather than hire a traditional security firm. The problem is that most are unaware of the potential dangers involved with adopting a dog without having proper precautions in place.

Cayenne Pepper Dog Repellent

Introduction

Have you ever walked outside to find your beautiful garden or favorite lawn chair peed on by a dog? It’s so frustrating! Luckily, there’s an easy DIY solution for dog repellent spray. Cayenne pepper is extremely unpleasant for dogs, so adding it to a water bottle will make them stay away. The best part is, this DIY dog repellent is non-toxic and won’t harm any animals. Here are the simple steps:

Fill a squirt bottle with water.

A squirt bottle is a must. The water will get on your dog and make him uncomfortable, so you need to be able to quickly squirt the water at him. It’s also easier for you to carry a small bottle in your hand than a heavy sprayer or hose attachment.

You can buy a special squirt bottle with an adjustable spray on Amazon for $1-$2, but why spend money when you already have one lying around? Most regular household bottles can work just fine as long as they’re clean and don’t leak (clean them out with vinegar if needed). I like using old shampoo bottles because they’re refillable, easy to carry around, and hold enough liquid for five minutes’ worth of spraying my dogs away from my plants. That’s plenty of time for me!

Add 4 tablespoons of cayenne pepper to the bottle.

You can also buy cayenne pepper in pre-mixed formulas, or you can make your own by adding 4 tablespoons of cayenne pepper to the bottle.

Cayenne pepper is a common ingredient in dog repellents, and it’s a great natural repellent because it is not toxic to dogs, humans or birds.

Shake the bottle vigorously to distribute the pepper evenly.

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Spray your dog repellent where you don’t want dogs to go.

To effectively spray your dog repellent, follow these steps:

• Spray the area you want dogs to stay away from in the morning or evening.
• Spray it when it is dry and windy.
• Spray it when it is cool outside (not warm).

This is an easy, non-toxic way to keep dogs away from your property.

Cayenne pepper is a safe and effective way to keep dogs away from your property. It can also be used in your garden to keep away unwanted pests and rodents. Cayenne pepper is a natural repellent, so it’s safe for both humans and animals (excepting those with allergies).

Conclusion

Now you have a way to keep dogs away without harming them or using harsh chemicals. This dog repellent is easy, inexpensive and effective.