We were jogging one night inside our subdivision, my 10 year old son and I, when suddenly a big Alsatian sprang from the sidewalk. With fangs exposed, the animal chased us, barking loudly as he ran.
We tried to escape but the dog was so fast that he almost caught the sneakers of my son. Thankfully, there was a stick lying there on the street. Quickly, I picked it up and hit the dog squarely on its face and he stopped, writhing in pain.
Realizing that this can happen again, I began to look for ways by which we could still jog but at the same time have something to use in case this thing will happen again. Carrying a stick while you are jogging is impractical.
My son suggested searching the internet. Maybe we could find something there. Online, we came to know that there is a dog pepper spray that we can use. They are similar to pepper sprays that people use to ward off attackers.
The Maze Muzzle Canine Repellent is the dog pepper spray that we came to be interested in. The substance Oleoresin Capsicum is the hot spray inside this unit.
The dog’s eyes will shut close and his breathing will be difficult due to the swelling of his mucous membrane as soon as it is sprayed to him. It is a humane protection against canine attack, this dog pepper spray.
We also learned that people like cyclists, delivery men and those who are forced to walk the streets to do their job are the ones that usually carry this Maze Muzzle Canine Repellent. It can be secured to a bike or even a waist belt by its Velcro-like attachment.
The features of the Maze Muzzle Canine Repellent include a 17 gram unit that has a spray reach of 8 to 10 feet, with 10 one-second bursts and a flip-top safety cap. Because of its advantageous features, we chose this dog pepper spray over the others.
Michael Gravette has been a wholesaler for over twenty years. He owns Safety Technology, the largest drop ship wholesaler of self defense products, hidden cameras, spy and surveillance systems in the world. He also develops turn key internet websites for his distributors.