The Pet Anti Breeding System (PABS), an unprecedented invention revolutionizing the pet breeding industry, is the God-inspired invention of Dexter Blanch. Many in the pet industry believe this product will revolutionize the way dog breeders/handlers and responsible pet owners will protect these animals from unwanted and accidental breeding.

As ingenious as this product is, the inspiration behind its inception is even more intriguing. After losing nine pints of blood, subsequent to being accidentally shot by a beagle during a hunting accident, Dexter's life-and-death struggle to maintain consciousness afforded him enough time to make it to the hospital, where he underwent a 16-hour surgery, and faced near amputation of his right arm. During the process of his miraculous recovery, and the fight to prevent doctors from amputating his right arm, Mr. Blanch was inspired to create the PABS.

Reflecting on his ‘eureka' moment, Mr. Blanch says, "While lying in the hospital bed during my recovery, I was thinking back on a hunting excursion that took place years ago. The male dogs were not running rabbits, because their attention was on a beagle that was in season/heat. I remember watching as the beagle and her owner trekked across an open, muddy field, in an attempt to isolate her from the advances of the male dogs. As I contemplated on the owner's struggle to keep his beagle separated from the male dogs, the idea to develop a pet chastity belt just popped into my head. It was such a simple idea that became the obvious solution for a gigantic problem that has plagued breeders and pet owners for centuries."

The Pet Anti Breeding System (PABS) is a chastity belt, it's a natural pet birth control that features a rear opening specifically designed to not interfere with the pet's natural bodily functions and a sanitary pad that covers the vulva to protect home furnishings during the heat cycle. Breeders and responsible pet owners interested in purchasing the PABS to control unwanted and accidental breeding may call 877-224-7706, email info@pabsforpets.com or visit online at www.pabsforpets.com