Pepper Spray for Dogs, Mace Dog Repellent, Canine Pepper Spray, Dog Sprays

HOW DOES DOG REPELLENT SPRAY WORK?

Dog Repellent Spray contains approximately 0.75 fluid ounces of pepper-based solution. This is enough for approximately 10 one-second bursts. If you intend to rely upon your Mace™ Muzzle unit as a defense, you should test the functioning of your unit periodically by discharging one or two bursts outdoors in a safe area away from all persons and animals in the vicinity. Take care that you do not exhaust the contents of the canister you intend to rely upon, but it is extremely important to test the unit and practice your aim.

Your best protection is to avoid potentially dangerous situations if you can. Always be aware of your environment and any dogs that may be in the vicinity.

When you sense that you are in a potentially dangerous situation, carry your Mace™ Muzzle unit in your hand. Slip your thumb under the safety cover and be ready to spray the canine by pressing down on the red button with your thumb.

Notice how the Mace™ Muzzle dog pepper spray unit is shaped so that you can tell by the feel how it should be held. The safety cover will prevent access to the red button if you hold the unit backward. The shape of your Mace™ Muzzle unit will enable you to know, even in the dark or in a stressful situation, when the device is properly oriented and ready for use.

If you have to use your Mace™ Muzzle unit, point and spray short bursts at the nose, mouth, and eyes of the aggressive dog, allowing you an opportunity to move away from the area and out of harm's way. Do not linger in the area after animal is subdued. Get to a safe location as soon as the opportunity arises.

The Mace™ Muzzle unit is designed to be actuated in short 1/2 second busts aimed at the dog's mouth. When actuated, a stream of the pepper-based formulation will be released from the unit for a distance of approximately 10-12 feet (more or less, depending upon the pressure in the unit and wind conditions). Avoid spraying directly into the wind. Use the unit when it is in the upright position, otherwise it may not function properly then or afterwards.

Mace Effects on Dogs: Mace™ Muzzle is an organic pepper-based compound, which causes extreme irritation if applied to a dog's nose, eyes, or mouth. The effects begin within a few seconds of contact causing a dog to cower and retreat. It is normal for most dogs to roll on the ground and rub their eyes in an attempt to remove the spray from the facial area. The painful, irritating effects usually wear off within minutes, leaving the dog unharmed.

Man's best friend. Usually. But sometimes an unfriendly dog may threaten someone on the street. Now if you are trespassing on someone else's property and you chose to ignore the "Beware of Dog" sign, that is your own fault. However, if you are minding your own business and an aggressive dog crosses your path, that is a different story.

Dogs are complex animals and share many of the same feelings and emotions as humans. Just ask any dog lover or a family that considers the dog as a true family member. Many times you can read a dog's mannerisms as decide if the dog approaching you is attacking or exploring, threatening or friendly.

If you enjoy the luxury of being able to determine this from a safe distance, stand very still and attempt to be calm. Don't scream at the dog and run, you could easily confuse the dog and escalate the situation very quickly. Be aware of where the dog is and keep looking in its general direction. Do NOT stare into the dog's eyes. This could be considered an aggressive challenge to a dog, which is surely what you are looking to avoid.

When the dog approaches, let the dog sniff you. In a low voice, tell the dog, "No! Go home!" Stay very still until the dog leaves. Back away slowly until it is out of sight.

If a dog does attack, try to remove your workout jacket or other item of clothing and give it to the dog. This may distract him or appease its curiosity. If you are knocked down or fall, curl into a ball and keep your hands over your ears and face. Try not to scream or roll around.

Of course, there are other methods when all else fails. Using the latest ultrasonic technology, there is an
electronic Dog Repeller that produces a discomforting but not harmful, high frequency sound. It is audible to dogs but not to humans and can help stop the approach of unwanted dogs at up to 15 feet. It is one of the most humane and safe way to deter unfriendly dogs.

The ultrasonic Dog Repeller emits a frequency ranged from 20,000 Hz to 25,000 Hz interval, which is hardly audible by humans but can be heard by dogs or cats. The Dog Repeller may harmlessly deter the approach of a dog or cat when properly used. The device will project these ultrasonic waves as you continuously press the power button and directly point the Dog Repeller toward the approaching unfriendly dog. The ultrasonic waves emitted from the Dog Repeller will discomfort the dogs and make them get away. This dog chaser will help the user establish a safe zone between the user and the unfriendly dog.

As a last resort, EPA approved Mace™ Muzzle pepper spray provides safe, effective and humane protection against canine attack. Ideal protection for walkers, joggers, cyclists or delivery people. This spray stops attacking dogs and forces them to retreat. You'll never have to be scared of another dog. Keep with you whenever you're out.

Mace™ Muzzle canine repellent is an excellent product for defending against attacking dogs. This specially formulated pepper spray is designed specifically for dogs and has been proven to be effective in encounters with aggressive canines. If a dog attacks you, spraying this repellent in it's face will stop him in his tracks, overpowering the animal forcing him to retreat. If you jog or take walks, then you should carry this dog spray with you. It is lightweight, easily accessible, and will provide fast protection when you need it most.

Hopefully most of your encounters with dogs would not resort to a determination of needing to result to a self defense situation. Dogs bark. It's what they do. There is no reason to hose him down with pepper spray for it. But when the unfortunate time arises when you think it will attack, especially if your children are involved, do not hesitate from deploying whatever means necessary to protect yourself and family.

It would be nice to believe that nothing will happen to you, but the reality of it is that an ounce of protection could be worth more than a pound of cure. What is Worth Protection to you? Your belongings? Your family? Your personal well-being?

Stay safe and be prepared!

Pepper Spray for Dogs!