8.1 oz Bear Deterrent w/Belt Holster & Inert Training Canister
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8.
1 oz Counter Assault Bear Deterrent w/Belt Holster & Inert Training Canister
32 feet spray distance – 7 seconds spray duration.
Contains 2% Capsaicin and Related Capsaicinoids, the maximum allowed by law. Works on all bear species to deter bears from attacking humans. Great for Backpacking and Hiking. Counter Assault Bear Spray’s NEW innovative formula produces the optimal combination of spray time and spray distance. Deploys a high volume, powerful, atomized blast of highly concentrated pepper spray to deter a bear attack. Registered with the EPA, and meets the requirements of the EPA Significant new Alternative Policy (SNAP) of the Clean Air Act relating to ozone depleting substances.
- 4 year shelf life. Expiration date on each canister.
- Made in Montana.
- Glow in the dark safety wedge with tie string.
- Every can leak tested during manufacturing.
- Packaging is Recyclable.
- Originally developed in conjunction with the University of Montana.
- Produced by a grizzly bear encounter survivor.
- Recipient of the IGBC Stewardship Award for Research and Development of Bear Pepper Spray.
- Cannot be carried on commercial airplanes.
Inert Bear Spray Training Canister is NOT a live Canister! CANISTER DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY ACTIVE INGREDIENT. FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY. This inert canister is used for training and practice ONLY.
Belt Holster fits both 8.1oz & 10.2oz Counter Assault Bear Spray canisters.
- Great for hiking and Backpacking
- Attaches easily to belts and packs
- Touch closure secures bear spray in the holster
- Designed to carry either the 8.1 oz. (230g) or 10.2 oz. (290g) canister of Counter Assault Bear Spray
- Sturdy nylon construction
- Bear Spray sold separately
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PET BOTANICS Mini Training Reward Bacon Flavor Dog Treats, 4-oz bag
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How many milligrams of sodium are in this?
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There are 10 milligrams of sodium per treat.
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These treats are made in the USA. The majority of ingredients are sourced in the USA with the exception of tapioca from France and palm oil from South America.
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These treats are fairly soft and moist however, they are not designed to be formed into a pill wrap.
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By Sophia on Feb 6, 2023
A “mite-y” big issue…
I liked these treats a lot! The size and caloric amount were great for my 12 lbs pup, but I always noticed they were “dusty” and left what I thought was a crumby or “salt” crust around the container. I wish that was the case, but it turns out, these things breed flour mites like CRAZY!
I kept them in a well sealed glass jar, and some in a ziploc bag for walks. While cleaning the kitchen today I took a closer look and saw the crumbs were CRAWLING.
My dog has been showing allergic behaviors and I think it may be from the mites that have been in the treats. I swear I have kept these in the most sanitary conditions! I have had to dispose of all of them. Safe to say, I will not be purchasing again.
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By David on May 23, 2023
Fur baby dog treats
These treats are great for training and rewarding your fur babies. They are also very low calorie. Highly recommend them.
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By Nancy on Mar 13, 2023
Training treats
I haven’t tried these yet. She had other treats from you that I am using first, but am anxious to try them on her and I am sure Neakita will love them because she looks for a treat when she goes Potty or anything else special.
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By Pop on May 5, 2023
Tasty Training Treats
Dogo is motivated by them and they are only 1.5 cal each. Great training treat.
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By Sam on Jun 29, 2023
Love
Great training and rewarding tiny snack!
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By RunsWithDogs on Dec 14, 2022
Great training treat
My pup is VERY motivated by these great tasting chews.
I love that they’re small so it’s not a huge impact to his diet even if we’re active and working on things for quite some time.
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By Katie on Oct 21, 2022
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Yummy bacon treat
My dog loves these because apparently, they are really tasty to her. I love these because they are so low in calories and when your dog is only 15 pounds, you really have to think about how many calories in treats you can give them a day (everyone should be thinking about this, but especially small dog owners).
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By Peter on May 1, 2023
Puppies listen so well
Best training treats ever
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By twooz on Jun 19, 2022
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My favorite reward
Dog is 5 and has a chicken allergy (lips swell, get hives and ooze! Nasty and likely painful so we avoid chicken at all costs.
..). These are nice because they’re very scented and strong smelling without being gross, non greasy for handling and the dog will still work for them. Soft enough too, not a crusty or crunchy treat which are usually not as enticing for dogs in my experience.
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By amm92 on Jun 7, 2022
Just ok for me
Small dog doesn’t really like them enough to eat them. Haha
Big dog eats them so I train her with them sometimes but salmon jerky is working better as the “high value” reward we need to training. Unfortunately… these were cheaper. Just not effective for my little dog. By the way this product smells A LOT like Beggin Strips.
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Tea sommelier course 2 steps, on Fridays Feb 10 – History and geography of tea Feb 12 – Teas with additives Feb 17 – Technology in tea (pure and flavored) Feb 19 – Black Indian and Ceylon Feb 24 – Chemistry of tea and health effects Feb 26 – Red tea and pu era 02.Mar – The art of making tea 04.mar – White-yellow-green 09.Mar – Tasting and teatesting Mar 11 – Light and dark oolongs 2. Approximate schedule of the Academy April-May : classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Tea Sommelier Course 2, Thursdays 19.apr – History and geography of tea 21.apr – Teas with additives 26.apr – Technology in tea (pure and flavored) 28.apr – Black Indian and Ceylon May 10 – Chemistry of tea and health effects May 12 – Red tea and pu era May 17 – The art of making tea May 19 – White-yellow-green May 24 – Tasting and teatesting May 26 – Light and dark oolongs The schedule may change a little, but I promise everyone who signed up to inform about it in advance!
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