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Capt.Chronic
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Bongzilla
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Wouldn't recommend trying that. Police dogs are considered police officers. Really good way to be charged with obstruction, or assault. However it worked out the situation would likely be escalated, using this would be considered a hostile act.  |
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Capt.Chronic
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| Hmm...good point. Just an idea... |
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socrateez
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I wonder if it would cause a dog to jerk back like Barry describes. That wouldnt be good.
OTOH, it might be worth investigating. Anyone with hunting dogs or dogs in general who has used ultrasonic pest repellents feel free to chime in.  |
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unuyh
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| nice, thats what im talking about, if you cant hide the smell... then fuk it keep em away from it...maybe if you were able to stash the dazer in the car and had something from inside the car to turn it on and off, if the little fuker tries to get too close to your stash turn the fuker on and i dont think hell jerk bak maybe just try and walk faster to get away from it or maybe two cars one with the device in front and the other with the bud right behind in back and as soon the the dog gets close to the car with the dazer like right next to it ... turn it on and the dog will either confuse the handler, or go faster to avoid that sound going right past the car with the stash, like i said the dog dont see it as a job but a game and who wants to keep playng in an area if they are uncomfortable? right?....some one test this man and take note of the dogs reaction when the device goes on right next to them, and a couple feet in front of them see if theyll keep walking towards it or if they stop dead in their tracks, or if they keep walking just faster to get away, have them walk towards something like a bowl of chicken or something theyll like...see if they just ignore it to get to the chicken or dont care about the chicken and just try to get away some f.b this is interesting |
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socrateez
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Here's a review link for the "Dazer" from the link provided by Capt.
| Quote: | | It's important to realize that DAZER-II is an alpha wave interrupter device and the aggressive dog is startled and comes out of that state - which is why it works on dogs in that state - for passive or friendly dogs, their state of mind is more relaxed and not as prone to react. Results will vary depending on an animal's mental state, age, breed, temperament, health and intelligence. Always be wary of highly aggressive dogs, some will do harm no matter what and there is no guarantee that Dazer-II will always have the desired effect. In a worst case scenario where a dog may bite and latch on, place Dazer-II directly against the dog's ear - it should be unbearable for the dog. It may be prudent to pack pepper spray (pepper spray varies in effectiveness - a good one may be Fox Labs) for emergencies. It's not practical, or wise, to use pepper spray at will to generally keep dogs away, but Dazer-II is ideal for that need and works in most instances to repel dogs without harm , or even, notice by dog owners. |
http://www.tesco-shopping.com/Dazer.htm |
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Dr. Dope
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| you could probably get away with using it if you have your own dog, but its a little risky imo |
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TheDeanOfGreen
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I'm wondering if you turned it on when you were pulled over, before you even got searched, would that help? If the dog started acting funny as soon as he got out of the vehicle it might make the handler think that the dog smelled prey or something...
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socrateez
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| I saw on a dog handler forum where handlers were complaining about the dog not wanting to "work" or leave the vehicle. |
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Ryan81
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| Good idea! If you could put a few of those under your car and somehow remotely trigger them as soon as you were pulled over that would be interesting. The one write up said the dog would have to be in an "aggressive state," but I would imagine aggressive and excited would be pretty similar (I really know very little about dogs though) and on many of the videos I've seen the dogs seem excited when they are "working." Hell, I'd put 10 of those things under my vehikuhl. I just wonder if it would be obvious to the handler that something was up? Especially when a flock of bats shows up and lands on your car. |
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