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Old 03-10-2015, 02:10 PM   #26
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I have only used wasp spray to spray behind my shutters where they build nests every year so I never had to deal with wind direction. I wonder if the bear spray would be better but I guess you would have the wind direction problem too. The umbrella is good. I am pretty sure the pug would not have hurt them in the stroller but if mine were walking, I think they would have confronted the charging pug and then possibly a fight would ensue. It still scared them that the pug was charging up to them. They dont know if the pug is going to fight them or bite them. The umbrella would probably have scared it away temporarily at least. I'm surprised that so many people are dealing with this issue. I am not alone.
Any spray there is always wind direction to take into consideration, air horn, is good, but, it will also scare your dogs, When I was married and boating we used this, at that time I had a Poodle, that horn would scare her to death, but it was needed. A BIG automatic opening umbrella is good to stop an on coming dog, but, what happens if it doesn't run away, or just stops the dog for that one moment? Lots of "what if's" isn't it sad we have to think of safe protection JUST TO WALK our dogs, makes dog walking a stressful event instead of an enjoyable one, I go through this every time I just want to walk my dog.
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