Is that a shock collar? That's abusive.
Not if it is for Invisible Fence. It is no different than training calves on a hot wire.
Then you dont know how they work.....
I love yellow cats. They are my fav. I have one named Noodle, but i call him Noodleroni. When these puppies were dumped, there was a rash of dumped dogs. Started with 2 full Pomeranians. One was white with a black mask, one was a mottled grey. My son in laws mother took them in and the white one had puppies. She got a DNA test on them, but i forgot to ask her what it said. She had them checked for chips, none, the grey was spayed. I'm guessing grandma died and no one wanted her yappy dogs. Then, someone dumped a very large GS. He wouldnt let anyone near him and sat for weeks in the spot he was dumped. I was able to get him to come to me so i could see if he was an older dog and M?F, he appeared to be under a year and male. Word got out he was just sitting and a woman came out at midnight (not sure why that time), she shook a chip bag and he got close enough to her to grab. She grab him and shoved him in her car.... WTH.... Anywhoot, all worked out. So, we rejoiced that he was no longer the sad story on the road, then, another was dumped. Younger, huge, obviously full blood, female this time. Husband along with grandkids rode bikes near her and she followed them to my sons house, where, he decided to keep her. Great dog. She was around 8 mo.. Massive agile energetic dog, seems very smart. Then, it was the puppies. We thought it would never end.Pretty dogs. My cat somebody went to the animal shelter and got him out and then dropped as a small kitten. I seen him along the road for three days so one day I stopped and he hoped right in my vehicle. Dummy me took it to the vet thought it was a female to get fixed and he already had a chip that told all about him and already had been fixed.
I'll reveal it here in a sec.. But there is bc in there...lol..
It's an inside joke... (wink)
Right over your head... lol
So purebred Heinz 57...
It is always a bad idea to adopt siblings intended as companion animals. A single puppy will bond better to a human if they are not being distracted by another dog, and especially one that they come to the party with. Siblings are always bonded to each other as a first priority... unless physically separated constantly and only allowed out with the owner one at a time. It makes them harder to train.
