
No Pee Here spray
Spray the rug corner, the sofa leg, the spot by the door. To him it says "not your toilet."
100 ml, does about 4 spots
7-Day No Pee Challenge
Your order can be FREE
The first 5 people who buy the 2 or 3 bottle pack can get their money back. Use it for a week, film your dog twice, and we refund your whole order.
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✓ Ten seconds a spot. Clean it, let it dry, spray till damp, keep him out the room till that dries too. That is the whole job.
1. Buy the 2 or 3 bottle pack. We'll email you your spot number.
2. Day 1, the day your box arrives: clean his usual spots and spray them. Clip 1: film the spot and your dog.
3. Days 2 to 6: a quick top-up spray every day or two, 10 seconds a spot. On day 3, reply to our message with a photo of the spot or how it's going.
4. Day 7. Clip 2: film the same spot from the same angle. Good, bad or funny, it counts.
5. Post both clips and tag @pups_joy on Instagram or @pups.joy on TikTok with #ad, or just send them to us. We refund your whole order to the card you paid with within 3 days of getting clip 2.
Rather not post? Send us the clips instead. Your 60-day money-back guarantee still applies.
Out of our hands in 1 to 2 working days, then usually 8 to 12 days to your door. Tracking on every order, and duties are already paid so nothing extra lands on the mat.
Then you have lost nothing. Tell us inside 60 days, we refund you, and you keep the bottle. No posting a half used spray back to us.
1 Bottle: one 100ml No Pee Here bottle, which covers about four problem spots. 2 Bottles + Free Kit: two No Pee Here sprays, plus a free 120ml potty training spray and a free washable training mat (40 x 60 cm). 3 Bottles + Free Kit: three No Pee Here sprays, plus the free potty spray and mat, and a free 100ml no-chew spray.
Then please give this one a miss. It has camphor, menthol, bergamot and eucalyptus in it, and cats cannot break those down the way dogs can. We would rather lose the sale than have you find that out later.

Dogs talk with their nose. One sniff tells them who was there and when. So even after you clean it, that old pee spot still says "go here."

This spray talks back in his language. To you, it smells like lemon and mint. To him, it says "not your toilet." Most dogs take one sniff and walk away.
“I honestly didn’t think this was going to work. I watched my dog walk toward the usual spot, sniff it for a second, and then just walk away. I was like, “Wait… seriously? It actually worked?””
Jason M.
“I’ve been cleaning up after my dog constantly, so when I saw him walk right past the spot without peeing, I couldn’t believe it.”
Emily R.
“I’ve been dealing with this for so long, so seeing him finally leave the spot alone was honestly amazing.”
Marcus T.
The kit
Dogs go where their nose tells them to. So give him two messages: one on the spots you want him to skip, and one on the spot you want him to use.

Spray the rug corner, the sofa leg, the spot by the door. To him it says "not your toilet."
100 ml, does about 4 spots
Spray the mat, or his patch of grass outside. To him it says "this is the place."
120 ml
Somewhere he's allowed to go while he learns. Throw it in the wash after.
40 x 60 cmWith 3 bottles you also get a free no-chew spray for the chair legs and shoes he chews.
How it works
No Pee Here on the places he keeps going back to, like the rug corner or the sofa leg.
Potty spray on the mat, or on the patch outside where you want him to go.
Only getting 1 bottle? Skip this step.
He follows his nose to the right place. Give him a treat the moment he gets it right.

Comparison
| What it does | No Pee Here Spray | Pee pads | Telling him off | Cleaner only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tells him the spot isn't a toilet | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Stops the smell pulling him back | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | Partly |
| Kind to your dog | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Helps him learn to go outside | ✓with the 3 steps | ✕teaches him to go inside | ✕ | ✕ |
The bits you are wondering about
Yes, it works on most dogs. A pup a few days into a habit is the easy end. A ten year old who has used the same corner for years takes longer and needs the routine alongside it. Give it a fortnight on the actual spots. If he shrugs at it, you get your money back.
Yes. It is a gentle formula made for dogs of every age, puppies included. Spray the surface and never the dog, then let it dry before they come back in the room. Use it on rugs, floors, furniture legs and door frames, not on bedding, bowls or toys.
This one is made for dogs. The aromatic oils that dogs step back from are harder for cats to process, so we would rather you did not use it in a home where a cat walks the same floors. If it is dogs only in your house, you are fine.
Once a day for the first two weeks. Carpet and rugs soak up more than hard floors, so those can take a second pass early on. Once the habit shifts you only need it when you catch them heading for the spot again. Outdoors, give it another spray after heavy rain.
No. It dries clear and there is no dye in it, so nothing sits on the surface afterwards. On delicate fabric or waxed wood, test a hidden corner first and let it dry fully. That takes a minute and settles any doubt.
Yes. Patios, decking, fence posts, bin areas and garden furniture all work. The scent fades faster in the open air than it does indoors, so expect to spray more often out there. Go again after heavy rain.
Yes. All ages, puppies included. Puppies are usually the quickest, because the habit is days old instead of years old. Start on the spots they have already found and run it alongside your normal toilet training.
You get your money back. The guarantee runs 60 days from the day it arrives, and you do not need a reason. Send us one email and we sort it out.
Four steps, under a minute
Do the third one. It is the one everybody skips.
Enzyme cleaner if you have got it, then let it dry properly. Spray on top of a wet mark and you have just got two smells instead of one.
Damp, not soaked. Four spots, ten seconds each. Keep him out until it dries.
Out on a schedule, treat the second he goes in the right place. Skip this and you get a fortnight. Do it and it sticks.
Every day or two at first, easing off as the spot goes unused. Back to daily for a week if he has another go.