Monday, January 01, 2007

Dog Chaser Is The Ultimate Leash Law

Article Title: Dog Chaser Is The Ultimate Leash Law
Author: Kenneth Herman

Mary just needed a few small items from the grocery store. It
was a beautiful day, the sun was shining, the air was crisp,
not a cloud in sight. So, she said goodbye to her husband and
their kids, and headed out the door of their home for a brisk
walk to the store. Just an hour away from two young children
and a husband whose afternoon sandwich had used up the last of
the turkey breast, bread, and mayonnaise in the house. gotta
get some more before it's time to get dinner started, because
there'd be no time later that evening.

Unfortunately, Mary chose the same time for her jaunt to the
market as when her neighbor Suzie was leaving to walk Fang and
Kidney, her two English mastiffs. As Mary walked past the
dogs, they pulled free from Suzie's grip on their leashes, and
set upon her. The leashed dogs - with a combined weight of 233
pounds - mauled Mary for about five minutes before Suzie could
pull them back into her place.

Suzie was injured in her valiant effort to stop Fang and
Kidney, but Mary died four hours later, after being rushed to
the hospital by paramedics who performed CPR on her in a vain
hope to restore a heartbeat. Surgeons spent almost two hours
repairing the veins and arteries of her neck. Some of wounds
were 1 1/2 inches deep, and doctors had to insert a tube into
her throat to support her trachea. She remained in "very
critical" condition for 70 minutes after surgery before dying.

This might never have happened if Mary - knowing these two
powerful attack dogs lived next door - had carried an
electronic dog repeller with her when she walked out the door
that day. Using the latest ultrasonic technology, the Dog
Chaser produces a discomforting but not harmful, high frequency
sound, audible to dogs but not to humans. This scares off the
approach of unwanted dogs at up to 15 feet! Save your family!


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