Bite Back Non-Toxic Dog Deterrent 50ml

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Every year over 6000 people are treated in hospitals across the UK for dog bites, many of these incidents are involving people at work performing day to day duties that have not been given the protection they need, that protection is now here.

No – as it stands it is against the law and is classed as a firearm and under the Firearms Act 1968 Under section 5(1) (b) of the act possessing, purchasing or acquiring such an item which is designed or adapted “for the discharge of any noxious liquid, gas or other thing” is prohibited. 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. K9-17is a Spray currently being used by the Police, County Councils, Animal Welfare Officers, The Royal Mail, Utility Workers, Veterinary practitioners and Bailiffs.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 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 For safely storing your K917 spray please see our SP3spray holder, this comes complete with an elastic lanyard to prevent loss and make sure the spray is always at your side when its needed most. Dogs fear and want to defend the home from intruders “Ruling out that your dog is in pain, it’s safe to assume that the aggression expressed toward the mailperson is out of fear,” Brittain says. This fear of the unknown, plus an invasion of personal space, are why dogs seem to hate mail carriers.

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. Every year over 6000 people are treated in hospitals across the UK for dog bites, many of these incidents are involving people at work performing day to day duties that have not been given the protection they need, that protection is now here.K9-17 works 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.