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FEEL VULNERABLE WALKING ALONE? GET A SELF DEFENCE MARKER SPRAY.

I have already told my facebook freinds about this product.For a long while now I have felt vulnerable walking my two dogs in secluded areas.I have on many occasions got lost in forests and wooded areas and had to ask people how to find my way back to the entrance I originally came in.On one desperate occasion in the middle of a deep wood I had to ask a man walking (without a dog) how to get home.He insisted on walking with me to show me where to go.I realse now this was not good idea even tho I had my two dogs for protection ,how would I know what their reaction would be if he attacked me.As it was he didnt and chances are he was a decent person helping a lady in distress.Still it could have been a different scenario. For ages now my family have been on at me to take more care walking out alone .At last I definately feel a little more safe after purchasing my SELF DEFENCE MARKER SPRAY for lone walks.Apart from the red dye it sprays perhaps if I did have to use it against an unknown perpertrator they might think its a gas spray I am weilding at them!!better to feel safe than sorry.

Mrs Walden

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