Safety of Electronic Containment and Training Devices
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Safety of Electronic Containment and Training Devices
Summary:
Responsible dog owners prioritize the safety of their pets, ensuring they don't become nuisances or cause accidents. Discover the advancements made to guarantee their well-being.Article:
Over the past 30 years, electronic containment and training collars have evolved significantly. Initially launched in the United States, these devices have been refined by companies like PetSafe, making them both humane and effective. A prime example is PetSafe’s LiteTouch training method for electric dog fences, which showcases the gentle approach these modern systems employ.
Despite these advancements, some veterinarians and consumers still hold outdated views based on the old, cruder systems of the 1970s. However, recent studies provide clear evidence that using modern electronic dog fences and training collars appropriately does not harm dogs. Instead, these devices offer dogs newfound freedom, allowing them to safely enjoy their surroundings.
Many experts agree that with basic training knowledge, the average dog owner can use electronic fencing and training collars in a humane way for behavior modification, obedience training, and containment. The reliability and safety of these devices are endorsed by reputable organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), and the International Association of Canine Professionals.
Every year, thousands of responsible dog owners install electric dog fences to keep their pets secure. These systems work by delivering a mild static stimulation to the dog's collar, deterring them from crossing set boundaries. This method ensures that dogs remain safe within their designated area while giving owners peace of mind.
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