Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: Will this keep rabbits from coming into my yard?  I have two gates that the rabbits keep scaling my five foot fence.
Document: Then I sprayed it all over the grass in the corners of the yard.I brought my puppy out and immediately he could smell it and took a dump right away. He seemed to smell it on the grass the first day and a little bit on a fence post. Then he started smelling the rest of the fence posts after he was done. Smelled the trees too and the lawn corners.
It's been a few days now since I sprayed it the first time.I used 3/4 bottle the first time. I sprayed some fence posts and the trees again the second time after a few days. Then I tossed what little I had left near the fence where the other cat keeps coming in. I haven't seen the other cat, but I might have scared really good the last time. Our dog still defecates by the trees.
The neighborhood bully cat attacked our cat again that night. So I don't think it works well on cats.Our sprinklers came on in the morning the next day and from what I noticed, cleared away the urine that was on the grass and most of it that was on the fence posts. I think the porch posts and foundation were wiped clean or are not strong enough. The trees apparently soaked in the urine or at least held onto it longer.
Works fine, but wears off too fast. I sprayed the inside of my son's car after something chewed an expensive wire and cost me $250.Smells terrible and really got the attention of my dogs! You just have to keep applying it about every other day.
I am experimenting with this and fox urine as a way of rodent repellant, especially ground hogs and rabbits, for our vegetable garden. I am spraying this scent inside clay flowerpots which will be set around the gardens and on broken pieces of flowerpots which will be put in rodent burrows.
I also wanted to get it to try and keep a cat out of our backyard that had attacked one of our cat's.I searched on Amazon and this was the cheapest and best reviewed stuff online. Plus, it is from a canine so I decided to give it a try.I'm really glad it doesn't have a strong smell. My brother, whom we rent the basement from, would have killed me if it did. It's kind of a musky smell but not very pungent.
This will keep birds and other animals awayI would by this product againJust wanted mice out of the back
Ever sense the use of the product, I do not have the critters in my backyard! !
...the Coyote's, but I never saw a deer, bear, lion or tiger near my fruit tree in Torrance, California. It is amassing!
The sprayer can be hard to attach but if you press hard while screwing it down, it will eventually go. If you press the spray head down hard, it will mist very finely. If you press it down halfway lightly, more drops will come out than mist. I had a tiny bit blow back toward me when spraying and I could smell it easily but it didn't stick around. After that, I pressed lightly and only halfway down.
Answer: yes