Sentences with phrase «when electric shock collars»

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The market has electric collars that deliver a shock when a vibration sensor is detected like barking.

Most dog shock collars vary in production of electric stimuli, which is another factor that needs to be considered when assessing the use of these devices.

Dog shock collars also known as electric dog collars or e-collars apply a static shock correction to the dog when pressing the button on the transmitter unit.

An absence of you when a shock is ordered for controlling your dog, instinctive electric fences and bark collars may convey shocks accidentally or again and again.

Static collars emit a low level electric shock to your dog when it barks.

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The collars are used on dogs by some to give an electric shock when the dog is deemed to be behaving incorrectly.

Let's see, when Britney is talking to you, you click and treat her, and when Amy starts talking, you give her an electric shock with a dog collar... is that how it goes?

Electric collars deliver a nasty shock to the dog when he crosses a certain point on the owner's property.

As far as I know, all varieties of invisible fencing operate on the premise that the dog wears a collar which produces electric shock when the boundary line is approached.

Some of these collars send an electric shock to your dog when he barks, some make a high pitch sound or emits a squirt of citronella which is annoying but safe for your dog.

The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) funded two pieces of research on electric shock collars which were published last summer and show that electric shock collars can cause long term negative behavioural and physiological changes in dogs, even when used by professional trainers following an industry set standard of training.

For example, if a dog is trained to come when called using an electric shock collar the choice options are limited: come to me or get shocked.

Most of them are some sort of collar that offer a negative response when a dog barks, such as an electric shock, a spray of citronella or a burst of static electricity.

Shock collar and electric fence companies will tell you they're not harmful when used «correctly,» but this is false.