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| ...to clarify, DAZER and Pet Agree are identical, other than the color and name on the case. Reason being, some people, i.e.dog owners, groomers, trainers etc., prefer the subtle appearance of Pet Agree, while others, i.e. cyclists, joggers Postmen,etc., may prefer the more aggressive look and name DAZER. How well it's made, what's beneath the hood, is what separates DAZER and Pet Agree from all others. Battery (included) is a common 9 volt (alkaline) battery and comes with a comprehensive user's guide. Approximately the size of a garage door opener, it's shaped to fit your hand, the activation button positioned perfectly for left , or right hand use, has raised edges making it very tactile. Has a durable, stainless steel belt clip for sure attachment to clothing, belts etc. Made of durable, ABS plastic, DAZER-II is tough enough to last for years. Battery life is estimated to be approx. 1 year based on 1000, 1 second activations. If you want technology, DAZER / Pet Agree have it, featuring self-diagnostics to ensure utmost effectiveness. Meaning, if battery level is low, or, if damage to the electronics prevents optimum sound output, the circuitry shuts down and the LED will not illuminate. So you always know where you stand. Dazer-II must be powered by a 9 volt, alkaline battery- only alkaline batteries produce the proper amperage for Dazer-II to function (go with Energizer or Duracell).Comparatively, copycat devices will simply emit less sound output as battery level declines and if the electronics are defective there's no signal to advise there's a problem... not what you want. How it works: DAZER produces ultrasonic sound from a piezoelectric disc at 115 dB at 0.5 meter reference. The sound pressure level is below the threshold levels of pain for dogs. Instead, the frequency range is at 25 KHz (+ or - 2 KHz). Humans can hear to about 20 Hz to 23 kHz, dogs 60 Hz to 60 kHz. Dogs are startled from a focused state to react in a different manner, usually avoidance of the strange, distasteful and sudden sound of DAZER. Liken it to hearing a smoke alarm, which is 75dB to 85dB (at 3 metres); power saw 110dB. Personal experience: We've seen the full gamut of response, ranging from running away to indifference and mild curiosity. Mostly though, dogs will lower their level of aggression and/or hesitate/cease approaching. DAZER is not categorically a "magic bullet" and although returns for non-performance are rare, they do occur. What to expect: First and foremost it is important to recognize that dogs differ in demeanor, character, breed, hearing and intelligence, so don't expect uniform reaction. Some highly aggressive dogs may not stand down unless physically disabled - DAZER-II cannot disable a dog. Some dogs may do harm no matter what and there is no guarantee that Dazer-II will have the desired effect. In a worst case scenario should a dog bite and latch on, place Dazer-II directly against the dog's ear and activate - this may be unbearable for the dog. It may be prudent to pack pepper spray - for example see Fox Labs- for emergencies. When used as a training aid for your dog, it's significant to recognize results may vary because the dog is familiar with and trusts you so may not immediately drop unwanted behavior at the sound of Dazer. It may take time for the dog to associate the distasteful sound with it's actions. A dog's character, breed, intelligence etc., all play a role, so response could be immediate, soon, or longer. Proper application of training techniques, patience and consistency must be integrated when handling dogs. Coyotes: although we don't have feed back from customers as to the effectiveness of DAZER on coyotes, customers have purchased the product with the intention of coyote deterrence. Coyotes do have acute hearing and are very reactive to unusual soundCoyotes have an amazing ability to to locate based on sound alone and from up to a mile or more away and have hearing said to be in the 60 Hz range,superior to most dogs. |

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Hi Greg: With summer fast approaching I am noticing an increase in telephone call requests for a Dazer and expect the requests to “jump” as the weather becomes more agreeable and more people are outdoors. As discussed with you, I am employed by the RDCK as a Bylaw Enforcement Officer. The RDCK boundary encompasses approximately 23,108 square kilometers. The RDCK has three Dog Control Bylaws in effect but not all Electoral Areas have a bylaw so the RDCK, in 2005 implemented what we call “The Dazer Loaner” program in which a Dazer is loaned to a person residing in the boundary. At that time the RDCK had ordered six Dazers for the program and over time with many uses later they are starting to wear out. The RDCK signs out a Dazer to anyone in the RDCK boundary for a maximum period of two weeks so the person can try out the Dazer and see if it meets their needs. We have a binder with a sign out sheet and a variety of photographs that shows the animals behaviour before and after the Dazer is used. We provide verbal instruction on the Dazer use as well as providing a copy of the written instructions. On return of the Dazer there is a comment section on the sign in sheet. Since this program was implemented the RDCK has received positive feed back on the Dazer use and more people are requesting to sign one out. People have used the Dazer for all sorts of reasons such as but not limited to: while they are walking, to prevent dogs from charging towards them/ for use against a neighbour’s dog that may be causing a disturbance with barking, howling or whining/to use on their properties to stop a dog from entering onto their property and leaving unwanted “gifts” or cause damage/to stop a dog from attacking their pets while off their properties/ as a training tool to stop unwanted behaviour in their own pet. I and my fellow officers carry a Dazer at all times when we conduct site visits as we enter onto many properties in the scope of our duties and do not know if there are dogs on site or what type of behaviour we may face. We find the Dazer to be an effective tool to use both during work and at times off duty hours. The great thing about the Dazer is that it does not cause any harm to any of the animals and is a great tool for teaching and training, just to mention a few uses. It also prevents over the fence disputes from starting or escalating between neighbours when a pet continues to cause a disturbance. The complainant can use the Dazer to stop the neighbour’s dog without saying anything and the owner may only notice their dogs behaviour has suddenly improved. Greg, While products like [pepper spray] are great at teaching a dog a lesson in courtesy, they also have a tendency to create a very angry dog owner... [and] can lead to all sorts of problems, including a trip to the hospital. So, how can you stop a dog without either harming the dog or upsetting the dog’s owner? Use the DAZER II Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent and not only will the dog stop in his tracks, but the owner will never find out. The DAZER II Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent stops dogs ... . I’ve used the DAZER to stop everything from Pit Bulls to ankle biters and it really works. However, I doubt it would have any effect on a police or security dog since they are highly trained ... . I’ve owned [DAZER] for about six years. I had to buy a second one a few months ago because I loaned my old one to a postman and he doesn’t want to give it back! . Dear Greg, That's why the outdoor automatic device would be better: it would deliver the consequences immediately and consistently. Also, if you begin to get lazy with the manual device, the barking can be expected to gradually revert. But, the device [DAZER] saved my home life while I was waiting for the super bark free, because I couldn't stand it for another day. It just so happened that it worked like magic, but I still think for most people the automatic device will be better. Hello Greg, I ordered a Pet Agree from you ... and I told you how well it worked. I also stated I would provide you with a review. Well, here it is. After putting up for years with a next-door neighbor who collected barking, yapping dogs, I had had enough. In Nov. 2007, I purchased a Pet Agree from Greg at Tesco Shopping. Within seconds of using the device, I knew it was a wise purchase. The barking dog was approx. 15 feet away (and walking toward me, barking) when I pointed my Pet Agree and pushed the button. The dog immediately dropped it's head, made an about-face and trotted to the entry door of the house. It wanted nothing to do with barking or even being outside! I was utterly amazed at this initial success. However, just to be fair (and certain the Pet Agree worked under a variety of conditions and situations), I wanted to employ the Pet Agree at least a few more times before passing judgement.
Over the next three months, whenever this same dog would commence with it's unnecessary barking, I would put the Pet Agree into action. I am telling you, EVERY time I pointed and clicked, THE BARKING IMMEDIATELY STOPPED! And every time the barking stopped, this dog, the bane of countless days and nights of frustration and agravation, would drop it's head and trot to the back door of the owner's house, wanting to come in from the discomfort. A second dog (7 month old pup) lives with the barker. This pup has yet to ever bark. It's reaction to the Pet Agree is to look toward me, cock it's head for a few seconds and then walk to the house. I was not experimenting on the pup. It was present when the older dog was barking at the time. I have taken the Pet Agree with me on walks. Whenever I had come upon a barking dog or a stray that was approaching me, the Pet Agree would bring silence and would cause the strays to immediately change course and walk away from me. EVERY TIME. As for the range of the Pet Agree, I will say this; The Pet Agree's range extends (for me) beyond 60 feet with 100% success. This I've proved to myself on several occasions. Also, It works through single pane glass (at approx. 30 feet distance, max.). Perhaps the greatest test with regard to strength of signal and desired results achieved was just this week when the neighbor was using a shop vac. The barker was ten feet from the loud vacuum and barking. I was 45 feet away and activated the Pet Agree. The dog twisted it's head from side to side, and as it had done each time in the past, stopped barking and walked over to the house, wanting to be let in. It's been approx. 3 months since first using the Pet Agree, a long enough period of time (under a variety of situations) to prove to myself with complete certainty the device works. I cannot implore enough upon anyone who has suffered through lost sleep, disrupted meals or lost peace and quiet because of ill-managed dogs to purchase a Pet Agree. Try it and see if it will work for you. Speak with Greg. I read his in-depth description of the product. I also read the numerous reviews purchasers gave regarding their success with it. I bought one and am glad I did. Oh, and by the way, prior to using the Pet Agree, the neighbor's dogs have always enjoyed coming over to me, letting me pet them and play with them (which was very temporary relief from the barking). Even after repeated use of the device, the dogs still come over and let me pet and play with them. So being exposed to the Pet Agree has not affected their attitude toward me in any adverse way. I believe if the Pet Agree was causing the dogs any harm, they would avoid me and avoid coming anywhere near from where the Pet Agree's signal always originated. ...and thank you once again for everything at your end of the original transaction, Greg. Good luck, and peace! Anonymous........ Dear Greg, -Jenn Hi Greg, Thanks for taking the time to call, Anyone asking I will certainly refer them to your site. Thanks again.
Sheila
Sir, Ron K. STOPS DOG FIGHTS FASTER THAN A BUCKET OF ICE WATER.
Steve. Thanks! It came in and my boss brought it to me here in Kiev just this week. I can't believe how incredibly well it works. It's like a "mute" button on a remote control for dogs. I could hardly stop laughing the first day I used it, just seeing that little annoying dog shut up at the push of a button! It's perfect. Richard. Received my Dazer today and want you to know that it is all you say it is. Two zaps the first day and one the second day and now the neighbors dog will not even venture into my yard. My neighbor suspects nothing and we can still be friends. Rarely does a product perform as advertised, yours is an exception. Thanks a million Rgds. Larry. Got it and am happy to say it works. I can finally get my new neighbors 6 pit bulls to shut up so I can enjoy my garden again. I hope others have the same success. Its such a relief to have a little peace and quiet.
P.M. Your Dazer Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent device is the best investment in peace and quiet...if your neighbors have out of control yapping dogs, like I had. Not only did the Dazer stop the two continuous yappers in the house immediately behind me, but it also stopped a more troublesome out of control yapper three houses away. For hours on end, day after day, the dogs would work themselves into a barking frenzy. The little mutt terrorists barked at anything and everything, without interruption. The barking got so bad that I could hardly concentrate on my work (in my home based business) or enjoy even a moment’s relaxation in my back yard. I’ve used the Dazer for five days, and the barking problem is solved! When I first started using the Dazer, the barking didn’t stop immediately, but the dogs’ barking was perceptibly changed right away. I aimed the Dazer pulse at the offending bark, and kept pulsating the button (one second on, about four seconds off) as long as the dog was barking. I always began the pulse with a dog bark, so the dog could learn that its barking caused the offensive sound. It took several barking episodes the first day for the dogs to figure it out. After that, the total barking hours each day became significantly reduced, until now it is 99% stopped. When the one dog did yap today, I zapped it a couple of times while it barked. The now-rare barking stopped immediately, and didn’t resume for the entire day. The dogs directly behind me didn’t bark at all today. Sweet peace and quiet! The reason I purchased the Dazer (vs. the Bark Free or Super Bark Free) was that it was unclear if either would hear the bark from the yapper 3 houses away, which was the most troublesome dogs. Since I am home most of the time, I knew I could respond every time I heard the bark (vs. relying on a device that wasn’t clear would work at that distance). The Dazer worked perfectly. Thank you for selling this great device. I love dogs, and appreciate how humanely it solved the problem. It gave me control of the solution, while avoiding conflict with inconsiderate neighbors I have never met. Jaclyn Dazer has been so successful that the neighbor's dog has become nearly completely quiet. Even through a picket fence and at a distance of over 30 feet, I "zapped" the dog every time it barked for approximately three days before it became completely quiet. It's been miraculous, all the neighbors are happy. thanks for the great product... use the testimonial with my blessing. It has changed my life; I was going to have to move M.F. I use packgoats for backpacking. Dogs are a constant concern. I have used one of these for 7 years and they work great!
Prepare to get lots of orders as I just demo'd this for the Forest Service and they all want one.Better than ruining some dog owner's day with pepper spray. I have used it on about 10 dogs on the trail and as an aversive in dog training. The thing I like about it is that very often the owner doesn't even know you've done anything. I do volunteer work for the Forest Service and and I can get the dog away from the goats without raining a fuss. Most owners think that their dog has suddenly become better behaved, somehow. I had a lab come after the goats last weekend and he never got closer than about 20 feet despite the fact that he was really determined to have goat for dinner.
Carolyn Eddy Hello Greg, However, there is more. I jog regularly around a mountain trail which is also used by dogs that are off the lead. This is legal, but the dogs often charge at me and their intentions are not always friendly. I carry the Pet Agree and have used it to ward off two dogs. At a distance of about ten feet the effect on them is that their ears pick up and they run away from me, albeit growling, but at least they do not come closer. Thank you or shipping promptly. The device has been a tremendous success, and this is not something that I say lightly. It has ended a long running dispute that I have had with a noisy dog. Thanks again. N. C. hi, A & J. M. Hi Greg, N. C. |
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