Needless to say, do this outside and in cooperation with a breeze. She carries it on her key chain, and her new friend joked that she carried very strong spray for bad breath. On the other hand, truth is also stranger than fiction. Under the laws of the U.S. pepper spray can be marketed for protection against people, but cannot be sold for use against wild animals, like bears. In Canada, however, pepper spray can be marketed for protection against wild animals, like bears, but cannot be sold for use against people.
Marketers have to develop different packaging for the two areas.
And there are countries like Britain that have outlawed any use of force against criminal attack. I find this even less comprehensible. By the way, you didn t say exactly where your young un is, but I seem to remember that in California you must take a class and have a license to carry pepper spray. This sounds like very good advice. I'll send it on to the kid.