Dog spray is essentially pepper spray, right?

Found this one on ebay. It’s pepper spray. Let me see if the link worked.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dog-Repellent-Canine-Pepper-Spray-with-Keychain-/121045272737?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c2edc48a1
It did. I’d grab it in an instant. I’m 6’1”, I’d hope if someone my size came at you that you would have something to even the odds a little.

Thanks, @Adirondackwannabe (and thanks for the idea, @Mama_Cakes).

Amazon has the same product, even cheaper.

Do you have stun guns there? We use those a lot here. Not sure if I am using correct term. But for example some are disguised as cell phones, but pack a high voltage electric shock.

@Shippy Taser?

Why is pepper spray illegal in Canada?

@Brian1946 The same reason so many other weapons are prohibited in Canada, I’d imagine. And yet, their violent crime rates tend to be lower than those in the US. Hm…

And @Mama_Cakes, don’t you mean bear spray? I’ve never heard of dog repellant used as pepper spray, but I know bear spray is similar, and legal in Canada.

There is such a thing as dog spray.

By the way, they caught the killers.

@Mama_Cakes Oh, I know there’s such a thing. I’d just never heard of it used as pepper spray before. Now I have. It’s usually bear spray people use in its place.

I have heard runners say they carry hairspray. Theoretically if you hit a dog or a human in the eyes with hairspray, it is quite debilitating. The other day I was using spray adhesive and that stuff is hellish. I thought to myself if you hit someone in the eye with that stuff, their eyeballs would become glued to their eyelids. A terrible thing but if you were being attacked by man or beast, I guess all is fair in love and war!

@rooeytoo And if it doesn’t blind them, it’ll certainly choke them. Hair spray chokes me every morning.