Shock Collars

anonomoose

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I think the most commonly made mistake is when the unit is run near a fence or metal object also sharp angles. If you read the instructions the layout is crucial to success. My previous lab was subject to only 1 correction, 'zap ' as we call it. He made it a point to stay away from the white flags and instantly associated it with the sound. He only escaped once when the battery went low but we found him on the neighbors porch!


Yeah, he got out and couldn't figure out how to get back in.
 

snow_monkey

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From Wilkapedia: At low levels the term shock is hardly fitting to describe the effects produced by electronic training collars. Since there is virtually no effect beyond a pulsing or tickling sensation on the surface of the skin ... the word shock is loaded with biased connotations and images of convulsive spasms and burns and implications associated with extreme physical pain. The abdominal energizer fitness product is exponentially stronger, 1,724 times stronger than the impulse a dog recieves from a pet containment collar set at its highest level.
 
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