on โ25-07-2015 04:45 PM
If you search for a dog collar on eBay, you'll be bombarded by 'bark control collars'.
Basically when the dog barks, an electronic shock is sent to the dog's neck that travels through their body.
Most of these collars have bids on them. Does nobody know that these collars are so dangerous and so traumatic that they are close to being illegalized in some countries?
โ26-07-2015 12:15 PM - edited โ26-07-2015 12:18 PM
@jessicadazzler wrote:
Bandicoot will tell you that Rotties are gentle giants, just like Great Danes. But I've gone right off their mean faces tbh... can't believe I had three in the house at one point...
Rottis, like all big dogs, are basically self-confident ie they have nothing to prove - unlike the little dogs - a bit like little men I suppose. Having said that, they can be trained and/or abused into being savage.
{edit: before I get drowned in dog attack stories. Yes, it is the big dogs that do the most damage, but, it's not necessarily the big dogs that attack the most}}.
โ26-07-2015 12:20 PM - edited โ26-07-2015 12:22 PM
Jessicadazzler, you had three Rotties in one house .. ... how did you manage that?
Although, last time we were in Alaska, we visited someone living in a log cabin way out in the forest who had three Doberman dogs. He never had any trouble with bears that's for sure!
โ26-07-2015 12:22 PM - edited โ26-07-2015 12:23 PM
Oh my, you did meet with a territorial possessive little dog Mr. Rabbit, glad you came out of it in one piece xx
on โ26-07-2015 12:23 PM
on โ26-07-2015 12:24 PM
What kind of menace Jessicadazzler, do you mean he was overprotective or ? ......
on โ26-07-2015 12:26 PM
Off for lunch, back later xx
on โ26-07-2015 12:37 PM
on โ26-07-2015 12:37 PM
we have had up to 12 Rottis at the one time and mostly in the house.
on โ26-07-2015 12:38 PM
on โ26-07-2015 12:40 PM
@rabbitearbandicoot wrote:we have had up to 12 Rottis at the one time and mostly in the house.
I guess I should have qualified that - Mum, Dad and 10 pups.