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When Jackie Simoni used to walk her super friendly 84
pound Golden Retriever he would drag her over to say hello to just about
anybody they met on their walk. Once he knocked over a toddler by wagging
his tail. To avoid another mishap, Jackie decided to walk at night when
there were no older people or infants around. She walked without a
flashlight at first but slipped on sheets of ice, sprained her ankle running
off the road to avoid a car, and her dog picked up dead animals and cans she
didn’t see. So she started to carry a flashlight, but the flashlight was
heavy and inconvenient and her arm would swing up and down and not focus the
light forward. She was also carrying a poop bag, a leash and a dog
repellent. When she looked down at her dog, who didn’t have a care in the
world, she thought, “You could help and carry the flashlight.” Then she
thought, “You know, that’s not a bad idea. Now if I can just find one small
enough and flat enough…”
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To find the appropriate light was not an easy task, so
Jackie designed, developed and tested the patent-pending
PupLight and now
you can stop dodging cars and enjoy safe evening walks with your pet
carrying the flashlight. Your dog and you will be visible to traffic and
PupLight lights your way 200 feet forward and 70 feet to each side so you
can see a potential hazard ahead. It also makes it easier to find your pet
when he’s off the leash and it’s easy to clean up after your dog!
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Even the U.S. Secret Service – Special Operations, has
utilized the PupLights for their Secret Service dogs. So you see just about
everybody, including the dogs, can be helped by this great new safety
product that is also endorsed by the American Canine Association.
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