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So I have always wondered if these things work, but in both videos, it looks like it hurt more for the guy to cross back into the yard then getting out. I would thing that it would make it a greater problem making the dog not want to come home after it did cross the line.
Right, so you idiots feel the pain yet you put these on your dogs anyway?
These devices are nothing more than animal abuse, plain and simple. Train your dog, install a fence and be a responsible owner.