Pepper spray question (Read 777 times)

I picked up a Spitfire and a Sabre pepper spray. I saw that there was one that was meant for just canines. Should I have gotten that instead, or is the regular pepper spray just as, or more, eff. for canines also, or should it not be used for canines Thanks MTA: I asked because there was one that was for canines, and others didn't, unless it was just for marketing purposes.

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The "normal" pepper spray you can buy in most stores is 6% capsaicin (sp?), and works on both humans and dogs. It doesn't have to be labeled for dogs specifically - there's no special ingredient for them. There is also a bear pepper spray you can get from hunting / fishing / outdoor stores. It's anywhere from 10-15% capsaicin, and comes in a more pressurized container so it will spray farther. Check with your state DEP / DNR to see if it is legal in your state.

I've heard that you have to spray them in the mouth because that's where the more delicate skin is--not much of an impact on the fur.