I went to an obedience seminar just for the heck of it, and I was informed that the only reason that shock collars work so well in the retrieving game is because Labradors seem to gladly take shock corrections. That they don't seem to resent them the way other dogs can. There could be something to this? It could explain the rise of the Labrador as the top competitor in field trials at about the same time that the e-collar was being developed. Anyone care to comment or disagree?
Labs and shock collars
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Using the term shock collar could be kind of like hunters driving around with game strapped to the hood of a truck, to show it off. The Neutral people that dont care eather way get turned off on hunters and then they are on the other side of the fence.
Same as the lady that saw the feild trial and birds being shot. She probably didnt even know what one was untill she saw the poor little birds.
Same as the lady that saw the feild trial and birds being shot. She probably didnt even know what one was untill she saw the poor little birds.
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