What is the dog's attitude towards laser pointers?

This high-power laser pointer provides 20 milliwatts (mW) of power and limits its sales. In many areas, consumers limit their laser intensity to less than 5 milliwatts, citing safety concerns. This laser pointer overcomes this limitation because it produces a beam that is much stronger than many consumer models. The purple beam can reach a distance of more than 200 meters. Some dogs will continue to look for the beam after the laser pointer is put away; this confuses your dog because the prey has disappeared. This can produce compulsive behaviors, such as looking around frantically looking for light, staring at the last place they saw the light, and reacting to flashes (e.g. your dial catches sunlight and reflects it on the wall, or your tablet The screen is on the floor). Dogs that exhibit behavior problems can feel depressed, confused, and anxious.