Bite Back Non-Toxic Dog Deterrent 50ml

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I think these have helped my immune system not to over-react to bites. midges swarm this place this time of year and i dont react to their bites anymore either. I feel for you, the bites i get also would puff up hugely and cellulitis occurs sometimes with symptoms of nausea and exhaustion. We hope that you neverneed to use our products but it is better to be carrying our sprayand never need it, than to need it and not have it. Triple Action

Last year at its worst my husband counted 32 on my body at one time. It was horrible and after visiting a pharmacy to buy more anti histamines they sent me to the doctors who then sent me to hospital because they were concerned about the reaction I was having (I puffed up like a puffa fish 🤕 .Wear looser clothing too - ive had them bite through denim skin tight jeans. jodhpurs and the like are tight fitting so i imagine theyd bite through them. Protector Dog Spray is the maximum strength allowed by the EPA. This all natural pepper spray is a strong, yet humane deterrent to most dogs in aggressive situations without causing long-term pain or injury. Sulphur and tea tree: sulphur is a little-known ingredient that has also been added to the soap formulation. it’s been used for hundreds of years as a skin cleanser. it cleans the skin by removing the dead skin cells on the surface layer of the epidermis – and is cleverly combined with ingredient 1 (salicylic acid). we also added tea tree – just enough so it too cleanse... K9-17 comes in an easy to use hand held aerosol spray format and requires no formal training for use. Simply follow the instructions below remembering to try and stay calm at all times. K9-17 Sprayworks in a unique way by creating a vapor cloud around the dogs face effectively masking the inhaled air with the smell and taste of the product. This deters the dog's natural impulse to bite. Lasting 10-20 minutes, The user is able to evade or capture the dog.

I agree that this could fall under sec 5 of the firearms act and would want it proved not to be before carrying it. The manufacturers/distributors have some responsibility here.

chlorobenzylidene malononitrole or “CS” is a white crystalline solid when pure. The substance causes irritation in humans and is used by UK police forces as a temporary incapacitant spray to subdue persons who pose a risk to themselves and/or the police officers and others in the vicinity. The current UK law states: ‘ It is illegal carry any knife in public without good reason, unless it has a manual folding blade less than 3 inches long ‘ Knives with a folding blade are called EDC, or Every Day Carry. 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

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ProductServices DefenceOffsets ThroughLifeManagement ArmourRecyclingProgram NotForProfitDeminingProgram ManufacturingServices PatternDesign SampleDesignandManufacture CuttingServices WhiteLabelBallistics RepairandAlterationServices From what I've been reading the only practica lway I can see working is pepper spray - I know, I know - it's illegal, which is why I'm here! But if I have to, I will carry pepper spray, my dogs are more important than a farcical law! However... Of course all of this works FAR better if you have good control over your dogs. If a dog charges at mine and mine start going bananas, the situation is absolutely going to escalate. However, if I position myself between my dogs, the on-coming dog, throw the treats, and mine stay calm, the situation is very likely to de-escalate. Preventatively, the horseflies here dont like the shade. They thrive in sunlight and the horses know this so when hounded they find shade by trees or in their stable, and then graze out when its cloudy or at night. So try to keep in the shade at the barn, see if you find they harrass you less?