Jerry I found their web page Dazer
They are however located in England.
Another search turned up a USA web site that appears to be manufacturer's site Dazer USA site
they did have a note stating The Dazer must be used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, cautions and warnings, a copy of which is supplied. The Dazer is not designed to be effective against all dogs which include docile, deaf, infirm and highly trained dogs.
Has anyone use one of these. From the add it appears that is just what many of us are looking for
When my dog was a pup I bought something similar from Innotek. It emitted a a high pitch sound that was suppose to get the dogs attention like off the couch. That lasted 3 days the dog just ignored it from then on. If Jerry is making a recommendation on first hand experience I'm willing to buy it. I'll even take it to the dog park and write a review.
Jerry,have you used one of these Dazers against an aggressive dog or just as a scarer for dogs comming to inspect.I have seen several other makes of these type and none seem effective,my local mailman bought a similar unit and asked to try it with one of my dogs and it had no effect.
If this one really works and you reccomend it,I will give it a try,many of these units are at the wrong frequency to be effective.
Adam, you'd have to walk your dog out in the middle of B.F.E. to avoid any potential wildlife or stray dogs. Even in B.F.E., there is the risk. Avoidance is just not a practical solution.
Paul, yes I have used it on both the everyday not to much trouble park dog off leash and also we used it to work outs on a Malinois from Belgium that never in it's life would out without a breaking stick. When we used the Dazer on the Belgian Dog we always had a clean and crisp out. No dazer, no out. Dog never did clean up the act to ever go to trial as he was too far gone but for the training decoy it was the only way to get the out.
Keep in mind they do not have super range like beyond 25 feet and you are pushing it.
Like the manufacturer says. Not all dogs will respond but the vast majority will up close.
I have not been to the web site lately but I think there is a money back refund if you are not happy.
If you place the unit direct next to your ear and press the button you will just barely hear a very high pitch and this sound wave puts the buzz on most dogs.
Lets see what Milt has to say when his gets to him.
One thing you might try, Phillipe, since there are leash laws at the park you visit, is bugging the cops or animal control to come out on a few busy evenings and hand out tickets. Word might spread and maybe chronic offenders would knock it off after getting a ticket.
About the Dazer - does it freak your own dogs out too? Do you have to get them used to it somehow first?
Originally posted by cnielsen:
About the Dazer - does it freak your own dogs out too? Do you have to get them used to it somehow first? Sure did on the malinois but we wanted it to. In the case of the park dogs that would want to involve themselves with my clients and I, not anything that I would say harmed them. Remember that the Dazzer cannot harm in anyway. That is the beauty of this device. I have even heard although without any experience that some trainers have used it as a sound association to reward so I suppose you could reverse and imprint a positive to the dogs initial warryness to the high pitch tone.
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