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Stick with mild risk for now for both legal and health; needs proper evaluation. This is another place where intuitively one would expect documented injuries and yet none can be found
Arubberdog (talk | contribs) (Fill this out with some basic info. Health risk still needs analysis) Tag: 2017 source edit |
Arubberdog (talk | contribs) (Stick with mild risk for now for both legal and health; needs proper evaluation. This is another place where intuitively one would expect documented injuries and yet none can be found) Tag: 2017 source edit |
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}}A '''shock collar''' or sometimes known as a '''remote training collar''' or '''e-collar''' is a type of training collar that uses electronic stimulation. These devices are designed for use on dogs, and there are no commercially available collars designed for use on humans. | }}A '''shock collar''' or sometimes known as a '''remote training collar''' or '''e-collar''' is a type of training collar that uses electronic stimulation. These devices are designed for use on dogs, and there are no commercially available collars designed for use on humans. | ||