Pheromone therapy
Alexandra Adiohos,Jessica Legendre, Savannah Urquhart
There was a slight difference in barking intensity but further research with larger groups will be required to make a better conclusion on this product.
Research conducted by Christopher Hermiston V. ,Tamara Montrose, Sienna Taylor from Hartpury University
An academic journal, written by multiple veterinary experts, explaining the benefits of pheromone therapy for hospitalized dogs.
Androstenone can stop dogs from barking and jumping. Androstenone is produced by pigs in their saliva or fat, but Boar Mate androstenone is synthesized in a laboratory. One spray of Boar Mate on dogs is all it takes to fix their behavior.
Commentary not seen in article: It's very interesting that pig pheromones can stop dogs from barking, but because it doesn't last very long, it seems very similar to the effect of citronella collars. Why would you choose one over the other? Training may be better solution than constant spraying.
Research conducted by John McGlone, professor at Texas Tech University.