Bite Back Non-Toxic Dog Deterrent 50ml

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If all else fails I'm prepared to protect myself with pepper spray but if there's a legal alternative (which is just as effective, ie. will disable a dog) I'm all ears The sound itself is not harmful to dogs. While ultrasonic sound may seem like something out of a science fiction movie, it’s simply a designated range of sound that cannot be heard by most human ears. You’ll want to avoid the dog biting you at all costs, as dog bite injuries are not only painful and damaging, but they can incapacitate your ability to further defend yourself.

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Curling up in the fetal position, on their knees facing the ground, protects their abdomen from dog bites. I think the main problem with perfume or deodorant spray is what happens after? You'd have an angry dog who was then able to bite you or get even more wound up and bite into the dog again!! - it's a dilemma Step two: If possible, create a physical barrier between yourself and the dog such as a car, door, or tree. You can also use an umbrella or bag if you’re carrying one. These include horns, whistles, and any handheld device designed to produce a loud sound. The loud noises that they produce are meant to deter aggressive dogs from a far-off distance.The contents of First Strike K9 Spray have been designed by leading food development scientists working in conjunction with Advanced K9 Solutions ensuringthat the product is safe for both the user and the dog. The spray is designed to overload the senses of the aggressive dog, causing confusionand distraction without causing any lasting harm. Ultrasonic deterrents are designed to produce high-frequency sounds that are more annoying to dog’s ears but easier on human ears. Can of hairspray yes.... and if you happen to be a smoker, a lot can be done with that and a cigarette lighter, if you know how. And if you happened to be in your car, a can of WD40 and a usual cigarette lighter can do the same, many car owners have those readily available. :closedeyes: K9-17 meets all European and UK HSE legislation requirements, and indeed has received derogation (exemption) from the EU’s Biocidals Products Directive as it has been assessed to only contain food/feedstuff and therefore poses minimal risk to humans and canines alike. The spray is legal to carry and does not fall under section 5 (1) (b) of the Firearms Act. The spray is formulated with natural oils and not deemed to be noxious. One canister is filled with 0.75 oz of product and will last you a long time, especially because it is not used daily.

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I'll keep my eyes peeled for other suggestions here, but in all honesty? I think I will source some pepper spray from abroad and protect myself and my dog - I'll probably never have to use it but if I was put in this situation again I will take the fine/sentence While facing the dog, so you can gauge their body language and know what steps to take next, calmly and slowly walk away or to safety. A board, large book, box, or piece of furniture can all be viable options that shield you while making it harder for the dog to land a bite. Try to pull the dog away, this will likely cause the dog to grip harder. Instead, push against the force of the bite, which is more likely to make the dog let go.Don't try to separate them yourself. It might be hard, but if you try to pull your dog out of harm’s way you could end up with some nasty injuries, too. You could also injure your dog further if the other dog hasn't let go. When the dog is within 3-5 metres press the nozzle for as long as is necessary – ensuring a 'haze' of the contents is between you and the dog, ideally at the head height of the dog

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After you are safe from the dog, it’s important to seek medical attention for any injuries you have, since dog bite wounds may become infected easily from bacteria present in their mouths. Removing their ability to see for a moment can give you the opportunity you need to move away from the aggressor. Step three: If the dog’s owner is nearby, calmly ask them to put their dog on a lead if they aren’t already.In addition, if an owner is present, or someone that may be able to help you is around, you can loudly, but calmly and firmly, ask them to leash their dog or to look for help.