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First, let me preface this with the fact that we love our cats dearly and work hard to provide them with every comfort known to man including heated beds, an automatic laser pointer that provides hours of fun and catnip filled mice that find their way out from under the couch and other furniture from time to time. We don't, however, love pet hair and hairballs on our furniture. Recently we purchased a new sofa and resorted to draping a sheet over it while at work the first few days. Arriving home to find a couch draped in a bed sheet is not a way of life for us, so we looked at other options and found this device. I was skeptical based on the reviews here but purchased one to test.
You can set "sensitivity" to low or high. When set to high the device sometimes goes off with as little as heavy footsteps = perfect.
Had I had my video camera on when one of our cats attempted to find a soft spot to curl up in (other than the heated bed he loved so dearly until the couch came into his life), I'd have uploaded a video review of a cat in full backflip followed by a panicked exit from the room that entailed one wall collision and a flurry of pet fur.
I love this thing.
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I have had my tattle tale for over a couple of years now. I had a problem with my dog getting on my bed during the day while I was away at work. If I was home she would hang out with me, I don't allow my dog to sit on my furniture. This thing worked from day one and I have recommended it to friends who now have multiple. We just bought a new sofa and want to keep the dog off of it, so I bought another one. This thing could be more sensitive, but it is sensitive enough for my dog, 65 lbs. It will go off if I toss a shirt down on my bed nearby, that seems sensitive enough to me. The sound is merely annoying, it isn't an alarm just a loud piercing beeeeep. If you have a medium to large size dog I suggest trying it out. One more suggestion use it on a "cushiony" surface for best results, a hard surface won't move as the dog does. So if you are trying to keep a cat off of a table this won't do much unless the cat goes near it. I don't think it actually senses motion, it needs to be lightly jostled to go off. A good product though.
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I got this to keep our West Highland terrier off of furniture, and it works pretty well. The noise does the trick. But sometimes it is set off by loud noises or by vibrations in the wooden floor (even though the Tattle Tale is sitting on upholstered furniture). So it's not perfect, but I'm getting a second one.
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I bought the Tattle Tale a couple weeks ago. At first I was very skeptical. We have a microfiber couch that we have been trying to keep our labrador off of for two years. We tried aluminum foil squares, but they were terribly unattractive. Our dog isn't afraid of odd noises. She was trained against it as a hunting dog. So I was hesitant to buy the Tattle Tale. But the first time we left the house with the Tattle Tale on the couch, we knew she would try it. Sure enough, there were two skidding pawprints but nothing more. She was obviously spooked. Now, only two weeks later, we don't even have to turn the Tattle Tale on. Just set it on the couch and she won't go near it. No more blonde dog hair on our dark brown couch!
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We have 3 cats, 2 girls & 1 boy. Ok we have 3 cats, 2 girls & 1 brat. He and his sister at about 6 weeks old were left in a box next to our mailbox. As I was about to throw the box out I realized the kitten inside. I then seen the other kitten fearlessly coming down the sidewalk toward me. He followed me right into my garage figuring he found him and his sister their new home. I figured him for a "Redneck" so I named him Jimbob. I was right, he's a brat until 9 at night when he can't keep his eyes open. In the evening when the window blinds come down he likes to bat them around trying to see outside. We make differant sounds to scare him away, but he can get used to it, and then you have to find more sounds that will scare him. I finally came across this Tattle Tale and bought one to try. After we put them in their room to sleep I took a small tie wrap and attached it to the bottom of the blind. After coming home that night I have never seen him go back to that window, which means while we were at work he must have gotten himself a little Tattle Tale action! After about 1 week I move it to other windows & he will stay away from the previous window. Tonight it will go on the inside of a vertical blind with velcro. I could very well witness this scare tactic. I needed the Tattle Tale for a certain job and it is doing exactly what I expected of it. Thanks
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