Sandra, by the looks of the pampered ones in the pic, you don't have to worry about them getting out of control. I do see the tv remote there though...they might squabble over who gets the remote for the westminster dog show![]()
Sandra, by the looks of the pampered ones in the pic, you don't have to worry about them getting out of control. I do see the tv remote there though...they might squabble over who gets the remote for the westminster dog show![]()
The only pepper spray those two are going to taste is the Tabasco in the Bloody Marys the butler brings them at cocktail hour along with their caviar and water crackers...
Lisa
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yeah, those two are bad ones, that's for sure.
Be careful with your Halt. Some highly adrenalized dogs will only become more aggressive when sprayed.
Remember the two "S's"
1. Spray
2. Sprint
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I've used Fox Labs OC before. It's about the hottest pepper spray you can buy. I used it once on a well known problem dog and the dog now runs AWAY from cyclists, lol.. I carry a can in my jersey pocket.
No measley Triple S for me! Oh no, it's always the Quadruple S:
1. Scream
2. Swear
3. Spray
4. Sprint
Many times I add in extra screams for dramatic effect.
My scariest dog encounter was with a Rottweiler because I really think there was the potential for death (mine!). Second scariest was an Australian Shepherd because he was trying to bite my legs and back tire. Third scariest was a terrier because of the potential for a nasty crash. All three of these were within two days and I didn't hit any of them with my pepper spray (I was too terrified to think of grabbing it!). I'm hoping my quota is up for a while. It doesn't help that I'm scared of dogs in general.
Last edited by RolliePollie; 08-29-2007 at 07:31 PM.