Showing posts with label dog attack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog attack. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

This Thanksgiving Let’s All Be Thankful For The Electronic Dog Repeller



Thanksgiving is a time to sit back with friends and family, stuff ourselves with delicious home cooked meals, and reflect on all of the many things we are thankful for, I for one am thankful that I am not bleeding to death from an open and gaping neck wound given to me by a rabid dog during a random and senseless act of canine violence. Thankfully for me, and others who share the same passion for not being torn to shred by pitbulls, we have electronic dog repellers to keep us safe. You would have to be a real turkey (you like how I through that pun in there?) to walk the streets of any neighborhood without carrying some form of self defense against dogs that may mean you harm and depending on the neighborhood in which you reside, the need for such a device may be an absolute must have item.

Humans are not the only ones who can be thankful for such a device as the electronic dog repeller either. Dogs too should rejoice in the fact that we humans have designed an effective means of self defense against canines that does not involve harming the dog in any way shape or form. You see the electronic dog repeller does not work by spraying a pepper spray into the dogs face but simply by emitting an extremely loud, high decibel alarm and super bright flashing strobe light that both work in conjunction to frighten and confuse the dog. Frightening and confusing a dog are much better than maiming or killing the dog in my opinion, especially if we are unsure of an approaching dogs intent. Let us say for example that a kindly pitbull has somehow gotten out of the yard it was in and is now wandering the streets and has accidentally crossed your path. That may be a scary situation for some but it isn’t necessarily a life threatening one if the pitbull in question is a good dog and means you no harm. If your only defense was pepper spray or a firearm you may not know you’ve seriously injured or killed a kindly beast until it is too late. With an electronic dog repeller you can safely avoid close contact because the high decibel alarm can be effective up to 40 feet, which is also much further than pepper spray can be effective. These devices are so humane in fact that they come with a training setting that can be used to effectively and humanely train your own dog. I think it is safe to say that we can all be thankful for this little piece of technology.


Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems


To see more on the electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online.

Friday, October 28, 2011

Do Electronic Dog Repellers Really Work And If So How?


I have been asked many times by many customers whether or not a particular item really works and the one product that seems to illicit that question the most is the electronic dog repeller. For whatever reason people are leery of accepting the fact that a dog could be deterred with nothing more than noise and light, especially when that noise isn’t even audible to humans. So to answer this question and put to bed any doubts about electronic dog repellers the answer is indubitably yes, they do work. With that said these repellers have limitations and should by no means be the be all and end all in protecting yourself from a canine attack. Nor should one go looking to test these things in a real life situation as once again, they do have their limitations and are not guaranteed to save your hide should you find yourself being attacked by a rabid dog. Of course having such a device is immensely helpful as they can be very effective and certainly much better than having no defense at all.

Electronic dog repellers have some pros and cons in comparison to pepper spray, which is another other popular self-defense weapon against dogs. First and foremost, the electronic dog repeller has a better range from which to be effective in deterring dogs. The ultra-high frequency squeal and flashing strobe that most of these repellers have can be effective from quite a distance whereas a pepper spray really only has an effective range of 6-8 feet in most cases. The con is that if a dog has decided it is going to attack you and is in a full charge I think the pepper spray will prove to be a much more effective deterrent as spray will literally blind the dog temporarily and cause it intense yet temporary pain whereas the electronic repeller will cause no actual pain or blindness. The electronic dog repellers high frequency squeal and flashing strobe are meant only to confuse the dog, which makes it very effective if the dog is at a distance of say 50-100 feet. The dog repeller in fact is so humane an alternative that it can also be used to help train dogs in a humane yet effective manner. That is, once again, because the repeller does not harm the dog nor causes it pain in any way (other than maybe hurting its ears at a close distance).

So if you live in a neighborhood where dogs are present, especially if you are a runner or just liek to take walks in the area, please do yourself a favor and consider a dog repellent of some kind. An electronic dog repeller can and will be effective so it would not hurt to consider obtaining one.


Stay Safe,

Carl Vouer



To see more on the electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online.

Monday, September 26, 2011

My Favorite Thing About Jogging Is The ‘Not Getting Bit By A Dog’ Thing


I love jogging so much. I really enjoy getting up early before the sun is even up, stepping out into the cold air of an early autumn morning and just hitting the streets of my neighborhood for 20 minutes. I may not be as fleet of foot as I was in my twenties but I can still run a 5k in under 25 minutes. One thing that has really helped me stay in reasonably good shape all these years has to be the supplementation, good diet and most of all not having my throat lunged at by a ravenous pit-bull.

Supplementation and a proper diet have allowed me to receive all of the various nutrients a body needs to run at peak performance. Not being bitten in the head and/or neck region by a 95 pound Rottweiler has really helped me not bleed to death in agonizing pain and terror.

Stretching has also played a key role in helping me to stay young and not be chased down and tackled by a huge mastiff looking to bite himself a big old piece of jogger neck.

Proper equipment is also vital. I am pretty cheap most of the time and certainly one to buy generic if it makes fiscal sense o do so but one thing I will not skimp on is running shoes. First of all a decent pair of running shoes will last 3 times as long as a cheap pair and they will also help you run faster should a huge Cujo-looking beast chase you down to get some jogger giblets.

Hydration is also key when trying to maintain a high level of fitness, especially in the summer months when you are sweating more profusely and dehydration is a bigger threat. Proper hydration also prevents muscle cramps which can be a huge problem for runners of all ages. Water is great but I like to make sure I drink plenty of sports drinks that replace key nutrients and minerals that are lost when we sweat, like sodium for example. The summer months are also when you are more likely to be viciously attacked by a dog so please stay hydrated so that you don’t cramp up while fleeing for your life.

Last but not least I always make sure there is one item I bring along on all of my runs and that is an electronic dog repeller. Nothing is more effective at stopping the approach of any shady looking canines when out for your morning run. The electronic dog repeller works by emitting a super high frequency noise, audible only to dogs, that works to confuse and deter the dog. It also has a super bright flashing strobe that works in the same way as the high frequency noise in that it confuses and deters the canine. I assure you that although these are effective tools in avoiding unruly dogs they are also quite safe for man and beast alike and so much so that the electronic dog repeller even has a training setting that can be used to humanely and effectively train dogs.

So please, next time you head out for a jog around the neighborhood please remember to bring along an electronic dog repeller so that you can help assure a safe arrival home after your run.



Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems



To see the electronic dog repeller or other vital animal repellents please visit us online.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Animal Repellents Don't Get Much More Important Than the Electronic Dog Repeller


Animal repellents come in more flavors than ice cream. You have repellents for bear, raccoon, possum, rabbit, cat, squirrel, skunk, chipmunk, groundhog and deer. All of these animal repellents certainly serve a purpose but how important are they? Bear spray is without question as important an animal repellent as will ever exist but only practical if you are actually going to be in an area where there are bears. So unless you are an avid camper/hiker you may very well never need bear spray and hence its importance to you personally is non-existent. With that said, if you are an avid camper, please for the love of all that is holy pick yourself up some Guard Alaska bear spray before you head back out to the wilderness. The repellents for the other animals I listed are, once again, purposeful but by no means would I consider them incredibly ‘important’. Keeping your gardens looking nice and raccoons out of your garbage is all well and good but it’s not nearly as important as keeping your throat out of the jaws of a wild Pitbull. That is why, in my opinion, there aren’t many animal repellents that are more important than a good old fashioned electronic dog repeller. A device doesn’t get more important than one that keeps you from potentially dying in excruciating pain.

One thing I need to note about these electronic dog repellers is that they can be very effective but they are at the same time very humane for the animal. We don’t need to be out and about firing off the dog repeller at every dog we see in an attempt to be preemptively protecting ourselves. This device simply flashes a super bright strobe that confuses and deters the dog while at the same time emitting a super high decibel (high enough that it is inaudible to the human ear) alarm that is uncomfortable enough to the dog that it chooses to walk away before it can get close enough to even consider an attack, up to 40 feet.

Let me also note that although these electronic dog repellers are as effective as any non-lethal device from that range they are still not 100% and it would behoove you not to find yourself in a situation where you would need it in the first place. These repellers are to be carried and used just in case a situation arises. I am a fairly avid runner (although I use the word ‘run’ very loosely) and haven’t gone out running in my neighborhood without one of these repellers in months. I am not overly concerned that I will ever need it but there are a few canines in the area that have questionable intentions and so I feel much better having it on me. I strongly suggest that any other avid runners do the same if only for their own peace of mind.


Stay Safe,

Carl Vouer



To see more animal repellents like the electronic dog repeller please visit us online.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

An Electronic Dog Repeller Can Be A Man’s Best Friend


Dog attacks are a very real problem and certainly a problem that I think for the most part is vastly underestimated. In 2010 there were roughly 4,700,000 Americans that found themselves a victim of a dog bite. An average of 1,000 Americans per day were treated in emergency rooms for dog attacks. Fortunately only 34 of these proved to be fatal but that is still 34 people that are no longer with us as a result of a tragic situation that may have been avoided. Dog bite losses exceeded 1 billion dollars last year alone, with 300 million dollars of that being paid by homeowners insurance. These are relatively staggering numbers for something that many people don’t take much time to consider or take much time or effort to prevent.

I do believe that Rottweilers and Pitt bulls get a bad rap but much of that is due to the fact that these two breeds of dog (especially the Pit bull) account for almost half of all dog bites each and every year. I do firmly believe that the owners of these dogs are almost always to blame or at the very least partly to blame. Many Pit bulls and Rottweilers are trained to be fighting dogs as that is what they are more naturally built to be good at fighting than other breeds of dog. With that said I have known a fair number of Rottweilers and Pit bulls that are absolute sweethearts that wouldn’t hurt a fly and that is because their owners were kind and loving in return. Unfortunately for every kind Pit bull owner there is an owner whose intent is to have their dog be a viscous, cold-blooded, killing machine and as a result people wind up being badly injured or even killed.

So how can we prevent becoming the victim of such an attack? I think one of the most effective, practical, easiest and least expensive ways is to buy (and obviously carry) an electronic dog repeller. The electronic dog repellers I’ve seen all work the same way and that is by emitting a high decibel, high frequency sound that confuses and deters any dog approaching that may be of questionable intent. The frequency is so high pitched that it is not even audible to the human ear but I assure you that it is more than audible to any dogs. Most repellers also include a bright strobe light that also helps to confuse and deter any canines they are directed at. These devices are also completely safe for the dogs as they will not permanently injure the dogs hearing or in any other way permanently and adversely affect the dog in any way.



Stay Safe,

Carl Vouer


To buy an electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

How to Stop a Dog Attack: The Electronic Dog Repeller


One of the most frightening situations we can find ourselves in is to be face to face with a wild animal that means us harm. Unlike a human we cannot often talk our ways out of a situation before it escalates and also, unlike with humans, an animal attack is not restricted by the attacking animal’s fear of being caught and punished by law enforcement. On the contrary an animal usually attacks because it is afraid of you and feels you are a threat to its own wellbeing and as such will attack vigorously and without reservation. The wild animal that we Americans need to be most concerned with is a canine as there are about 1 million dog bite incidents reported every year in the United States.

So how can the average citizen help defend themselves in the event of a dog attack? Well I guess the best way to survive an attack would be to avoid the attack in the first place. In the case of canine attacks the best way to avoid attack is to lock yourself in your house and never ever venture outside. If this measure seems a little drastic i suggest you try the next best thing and secure yourself a small, very affordable and very easy to carry electronic dog repeller. The electronic dog repeller is a completely safe and humane device used to both deter aggressive dogs from approaching and also as a training tool for canines.

The device works in two ways, the first is by emitting an ultra-high pitched sound that is so high pitched that it can only be detected by dogs and the second is by using a super-bright strobe light that further confuses and deters the animal. The high pitched sound that emanates from this device is about 135 decibels which gives the user a large range from which to use the device and successfully deter any approaching dogs before they can even get close enough to attack.

The device only weighs 3.5 ounces and is 3 3/4″ x 2 3/16″ x 7/8″ which makes these devices small enough to easily and effortlessly carry with you while running, biking or just taking a stroll through the neighborhood. The super bright strobe can be set so that it does not work as a strobe light but as a regular flashlight. There is also a training setting on this device which can be used to train dogs. The device works on a simple 9 volt battery and a quality battery will rarely need replacing as the device is hopefully not being used all that often. If you are using the device constantly I hope that it is as a flashlight or training instrument and not because you are constantly under attack by angry dogs. If that is the case you may want to move to a new area.



Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems



To see the electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Must Have Animal Repellents: The Electronic Dog Repeller

Animals will be animals, whether they be lions, tigers, bears or dogs. Point being that any animal has the potential to be dangerous under specific circumstances and there is nothing one can do to change it. A person may not be able to change this fact but they can certainly be prepared by securing themselves a small handheld device which helps to deter an unwanted animal from approaching. In today’s modern and civilized world we don’t have to worry about too many wild animals bu the threat still exists and no wild animal, actually capable of inflicting great bodily harm, is in greater abundance than dogs. I have a dog, my neighbor to the south has 3 and my neighbor to the north has 2. None of these dogs are remotely close to anything I’d consider “dangerous” but the point is that there are a great many dogs in this world and just by the simple law of averages tells us that some of these dogs are not the friendliest. It seems to me that the rougher the neighborhood is, the more of these unfriendly dogs you’ll find. So if you are someone living in a lower income neighborhood you may know what I am talking about and I would suggest you do yourself a favor and consider an electronic dog repeller. Although my recommendations to secure such an item go for anyone that ever leaves his or her own house regardless of the neighborhood they live in. I see dogs everywhere I go and as I enjoy running and biking outdoors I feel somewhat vulnerable to a possible dog attack. An electronic dog repeller is one of those items that you may never need but will direly miss if a situation arises that calls for one and one is not available to you. They are so compact and easy to carry on your person that you won’t even be conscious of the fact that you are carrying it. They are wonderful items to take with you when you are out running, biking or just taking a nice summertime stroll through your neighborhood.

Electronic dog repellers work by emitting a super high frequency alarm that is so high frequency the human ear cannot detect it. A dog can hear a much wider pitch range of sounds than can a human and I assure you the squeal it will hear from one of these is going to be anything but pleasant. So much so that an approaching dog is almost assuredly going to change directions upon hearing said alarm. And if the sound is not enough of a deterrent the electronic dog repeller also comes equipped with a super bright strobe light that further confuses the canine. And what is best is that the repeller causes no physical damage to the dog whatsoever, making it a truly effective yet humane device. There is also a training setting that can be used to humanely and effectively train dogs.

Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems

To see the electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online

Friday, May 6, 2011

Ode To The Electronic Dog Repeller


Ode To The Electronic Dog Repeller
A poem by Carl Vouer


Electronic dog repeller, with you at my side,

I feel safe walking the streets or taking my bike for a ride.

I live in a neighborhood that is a little shady,

And I used to worry about this one pit-bull walked by a bug-eyed lady.

Well now I don’t have to worry because I have you,

You’ll keep these bad dogs at bay, this much I know is true.

I know I’m not alone in this fear of dogs attacking,

They hold dog fights in my hood, where common sense is lacking.

I feel for these poor dogs as it really isn’t their fault,

Its abusive owners that really need to halt.

I have a dog myself whom I love and respect,

But it is what it is and I don’t need one biting my neck.

The thing about the electronic dog repeller,

And the reason I think it is such a hot seller,

Is it treats dogs with respect deservant of Old Yeller.

It does not shock, or hurt or maim,

That’s how these dogs got nasty in the first place and I won’t do the same.

This device merely emits a super loud noise,

So very high pitched that it cannot annoy,

As humans can’t hear it but dogs sure can,

And boy do they hate it, man oh man.

This sound that is audible only to dog,

Can prove very useful when out for a jog.

Its range is superb at about 40 feet,

Should a rabid dog you not want to meet.

But the features don’t end there; this device is really out of sight,

It has a second level of protection with its super bright strobe light.

Both the sound and the light greatly confuse and annoy,

They make the dog run away before it’s able to destroy.

It’s extremely effective at thwarting attack,

Most dogs will run and never look back.

But the repeller can be used for more than stopping bloodletting,

It has an altogether unique and different setting

That can be used while a dog is in training

To ensure that what you are teaching the dog is maintaining.

And please note again that this in no way harms these creatures,

It won’t cause them any pain or mangle their features.

As could be the case if a rabid dog lunged at your face

Which is also why they make a thing called dog mace.

So please for your safety and for those that you love

I hope in the right direction this poem has given you a shove.

Remember any dog can become like Old Yeller

So it’s best to have yourself the electronic dog repeller.


Stay Safe,

Carl Vouer


To see the electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

How to Defend Yourself Against A Dog Attack: The Electronic Dog Repeller



I love dogs, the vast majority of them loyal, loving, kind and patient. I have had my trusty companion, Kody, a 9-year-old yellow Labrador retriever, since he was a puppy and he’s never shown the slightest hint of a mean streak in all of those years. This is quite an accomplishment when you consider the fact that I have two young children that treat the dog like a rented mule at times. If all dogs were like my Kody then we wouldn’t ever read about fatal dog attacks or have to worry about how to defend ourselves against such an attack. I would say that the majority of dogs that do attack do so because they were raised in wholly unstable environments with owners that should probably be in a prison cell somewhere. Unfortunately there are dogs that will attack, even without provocation, and because of this we need to be prepared to defend ourselves against such events, especially those of us that live in neighborhoods where there is a bit more of the criminal element about.

One of the best ways to prevent a dog attack is to not let one get near you in the first place. The best, safest and most humane way to accomplish this is with an electronic dog repeller. Electronic dog repellers work by emitting a sound of such high frequency that it is audible only to dogs. The sound emitted by the electronic dog repeller is extremely discomforting to dogs but not in any way harmful to the animal. Although the noise is not audible to humans it is very much audible to dogs and the electronic repeller has a range of at least 40 feet as the high frequency sound is coming at the dog at a whopping 135 decibels. In short the dog is going to want to vacate the premises (and get away from you) but it won’t feel any lasting side effects as a result of being exposed to the sound. The device also adds a second measure of security by coming equipped with a super bright LED flashing strobe light which works to confuse a dog, should it choose to attack. However, I don’t really see this strobe having to be used unless the dog in question is in fact deaf. There is even a training setting that allows the device to be used as an instrument for training dogs in a similarly humane fashion.

So if you live in an area where there may be some dogs of questionable intent please do yourself and your loved ones a favor and strongly consider carrying a device like the electronic dog repeller.

Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems

To see more on the electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Animal Repellents Review: Electronic Dog Repeller


An electronic dog repeller is one of those items that many people probably have never even considered purchasing because most people assume that dog bites are so rare that such precautions don’t even enter their mind. I have some dog attack statistics that might surprise you. They certainly surprised me.
• Each day 1,000 United States citizens require emergency care due to dog bites.
• The average cost of a dog bite-related hospital stay was $18,200.
• There were 4 times as many dog bite-related ED visits and 3 times as many hospital stays in rural areas than in urban areas.
• 42% of dog bites in 2001 (a bit outdated I know) occurred among children aged 14 years and younger; injury rates were highest among children aged 5-9 years and were significantly higher for boys than for girls.
My point in bringing up these statistics is that dog attacks do happen and probably with a much higher frequency than you would think. I am quite certain that everyone knows of somebody who has been bitten by a dog. I myself have been bitten by a friend’s dog and was fortunate that the dog in question was a little one that didn’t pack much of a punch. So when we are aware that a tragic and potentially fatal event can occur at any time and place it would behoove us to take precautions, especially when such precautions can be so affordable and easily obtained. An electronic dog repeller is a wonderfully effective means of preventing canine attack and a decent one should run you about one tenth of one percent of what the average emergency room visit will cost you due to a dog bite.

Electronic dog repellers are also completely safe as they do not operate by emitting an electric charge or pepper based defensive spray that could be harmful to both the dog and more importantly the human operating the device. They work first and foremost by emitting a super-high frequency sound (20,000Hz-25,000Hz). So high that it is only audible to the dog. The second way they work is by using a super bright flashing strobe light that confuses and can temporarily confuse the dog. The fact that these devices are small, light and compact make them ideal for people out walking or jogging alone in the evening hours. So please make sure that you are prepared and protected from such events by acquiring such a device.

Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems

To view your own electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

The Movie Cujo Would Have Been 20 Minutes Long If Donna Would Have Had An Electronic Dog Repeller


Remember the movie Cujo? That big, adorable, 200 pound Saint Bernard gets bit by a bat and the poor thing gets rabies and starts foaming at the mouth, barking wildly and biting people in their throats. Then Donna, played by Dee Wallace and her son Tad drive that old beat up Ford Pinto to be repaired in some backwoods town and wouldn't you know it the car breaks down and Cujo shows up ready to bite himself some neck. Donna's only defense at the time was to roll the windows up and hope for the best. Eventually Donna gets out of the car to save her son who is having a rough go of things being trapped in the Pinto in the baking sun. Cujo comes at her in full attack mode but Donna manages to put him down with the old baseball bat to the skull trick. In true horror movie fashion the dog makes one last valiant attempt to get some throat biting in but is shot dead by Donna. The movie's running time is 91 minutes and much of that is the struggle between Donna, Tad and Cujo because Donna had nothing at her disposal to ward off Cujo at first. Had Donna had an electronic dog repeller the movie would have been about 20 minutes long.

Electronic dog repellers work in 2 ways. One is by emitting a harmless but extremely effective high frequency sound (20,000Hz-25,000Hz), audible to dogs but not to humans. This sound is audible to dogs within a range of about 40 feet. The second is an extremely bright LED flashing strobe light that temporarily blinds and confuses the dog. There is even a training setting that allows for the device to be used to assist in the training of dogs so you can use one of these to teach your dog to sit, rollover, speak and not rip anyone’s throat out. Unfortunately, Cujo was in the end stages of rabies-induced delirium so it may have been a bit late for him in the training department.

These electronic dog repellers are great for anyone that often finds themselves walking alone or for joggers as they are light, small and very easy to carry. So if you live in a neighborhood that has a few dogs of questionable intentions living in it please consider picking up one of these devices to help ensure your own safety.



Stay Safe,



Puzek Security Systems



To see your own electronic dog repeller or other animal repellents please visit us online at Puzek Security Systems.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Electronic Dog Repellers Make A Great Holiday Gift For People That Hate Being Bit By Dogs



Doesn’t this time of year bring with it a lot of stress along with all that holiday joy? It does for me, I can tell you that. It’s so hard to shop for some people. I just don’t know what to get some of the people on my list. You don’t want to dare try picking clothing out for people because you know they just won’t like it. So what is a person to do for those impossible-to-shop-for people on their list? I think I found the perfect gift this year. An electronic dog repeller.

You might be asking yourself “Carl, how do I know if this gift is right for my loved ones?”. Here is an easy way to find out. Ask the friends and family that you intend to buy a gift for if they enjoy being attacked and repeatedly bitten by a vicious dog. If the answer is no than the electronic dog repeller might just be a perfect gift for these people. If the answer is yes you may want to purchase that individual a couple of free therapy sessions as they are in need of some mental help.

The electronic dog repeller works in two ways. It has an ultra-bright flashing strobe that works to temporarily blind and confuse the dog and the second is a high-frequency alarm audible only to dogs. Both will help accomplish the task of making sure that special someone on your list is not sitting in an emergency room receiving stitches from a dog bite this holiday season.

One dandy little side note about these repellers is that they also have a training setting and can be used to help train dogs. So if that special someone on your list isn’t so much in danger of ever being approached by a dog with questionable motives but does have a dog that they are in the midst of house breaking than this tool could still make a wonderful gift. A person who is never in any danger whatsoever of being attacked by a dog sounds like he or she may live in a bubble though so who knows?

So please keep the electronic dog repeller in mind when considering what to buy that impossible-to-shop for person on your list. Sometimes the gifts you think are truly odd are the ones that make the greatest presents.

I wonder if these would work on a rabid reindeer.

Stay Safe and Happy Holidays!

Puzek Security Systems

To see more on the electronic dog repeller please visit us online at Puzek Security Systems

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Electronic Dog Repellers Are Good For People Who Aren’t Trying To Get Rabies



Contracting rabies does not sound fun. After being infected with rabies the victim will feel flu-like symptoms after about 2 to 12 weeks from being bitten. Soon after the flu-like symptoms begin the victim will begin showing signs of anxiety, confusion, agitation and all sorts of really uncool things. Eventually these symptoms progress into complete and utter delirium and then finally death. In these late stages of the disease the very sight of liquids will send the victim into sheer uncontrollable panic. Much like the panic my brother Steve suffers when the bar he is at stops serving liquids. Almost no untreated rabies victim has ever lived. The very few who have survived have been left severely brain damaged. So to recap rabies makes you feel ill, then makes you completely lose your mind in sheer terror and then you die. Offhand I cannot think of too many things that would be worse than a rabies infestation. Let us thank our dear friend Mr. Louis Pasteur for coming up with the vaccine to this terrible disease many years before any of us were born. Could you imagine a time before the vaccine when people who suffered bites from a rabid dog were left to die a horribly excruciating death? Let us all take a moment to marvel at and thank Pasteur and modern medicine in general.

One of the ways to contract rabies is being bitten by a rabid dog. It is pretty rare to find a dog with rabies these days and I’m not sure why you would want to go looking for one but the best way to avoid being bit by a rabid dog is to keep your arms and legs out of it’s mouth. A good way to do that is to make sure no rabid dog gets close enough to do so. Let’s forget about rabid dogs for a moment and just try and not get bit by any dogs. There are plenty of canines out there capable of making us forget all about relatively ancient diseases and more about the gaping open wounds they have just left us with, if we are so obliged.

Electronic dog repellers are a great way to keep the distance between yourself and a dog you do not know and have no desire to get familiar with. There are two ways this beautiful little handheld device works. One is the discomforting but not harmful high frequency sound (20,000Hz-25,000Hz), audible to dogs but not to humans. And, the second is a super bright LED flashing strobe that temporarily blinds and confuses the dog. Both could come in very handy in some circumstances.

So if you live in an area where there are some questionable canines about you should seriously consider obtaining an electronic dog repeller.

Stay Safe,

Puzek Security Systems

Friday, November 5, 2010

Electronic Dog Repellers, For When Ubu Won’t Sit.

I am a dog lover. I have always had dogs and my current best friend, Kody is a 9 year old yellow labrador who I have had since he was a pup. My children ride this dog around the house like a carnival pony and my 2 year old son fails to understand that Kody is not indestructible. Like all good dogs Kody is extremely tolerant of all of this and it’s easy to tell he loves the kids every bit as much as we love him.




Unfortunately not all dogs are as loving, obedient and kind as Kody. Some dogs can be, for lack of better words, vicious killing machines. I truly believe that the vast majority of these vicious dogs are not born this way but made. Usually by low life scumbags who should never have the privilege of owning a dog in the first place. These types of dogs are awfully frightening because reason can not be talked into them. They have been programmed to attack and that is all that they know. Either that or long term abuse by irresponsible owners has made the dog afraid and untrusting of humans. One way or another these dogs are dangerous and if one gets close enough to attack you while you are out for a morning stroll you are in significant danger. Life threatening danger depending on the dog involved.



That is where something as inexpensive and easy to carry as an electronic dog repeller can be a real life saver (literally). These things work in two ways. The first is by emitting an extremely high frequency sound (20,000Hz-25,000Hz) that is discomforting to the dog but in no way harmful and can not be heard by the human ear. And, the second is a super bright LED flashing strobe that temporarily blinds and confuses the dog but again will not do any real harm to the creature.



These have also been used to help train dogs and I completely support its use in doing so as it is, once again, in no way shape or form harmful to the dog.



The fact that these are so portable makes them great for anyone but I always like to carry mine in the morning when I go for my daily run. Okay, maybe I don’t run daily but every other day. At least once a week. Listen, I’m going to start running again soon and when I do I wont have to worry about any of the scary dogs in my neighborhood.



Stay Safe.



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