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@azelea I can’t watch the video with the springer it started yelping and looked so panicked and confused.

@azelea I just can imagine the serious damage that thing will do when you get a dog in drive that will fight it. They are going to cause serious damage. I’ve seen dogs get tangled up in wire and stuff playing fetch and kept running and do serious damage. So I can imagine what they will do...

@azelea Yep but it locks up on the dog while it’s running. https://www.releashe.me/howitworks?fbclid=IwAR0hPgiTudlQ6YpnnyQy28odn8XLqv6Gpsu_a9T7hiJSvCrYDAEcxU14mOY_aem_AU0KikUHdNPwP5LBt0rBeTy47h0F1eI1lOwrKuNEtSqVBuYJE1DPtsF39mPGvwt2My8

@sheshell675 I don’t think you want to know. It’s a contraption that attaches to the dogs legs and it’s on a remote and to stop the dog chasing livestock it tightens up he pulleys so the dog can’t run or move it’s legs. The video is horrible the dog starts crying out. Yet they claim it’s safe...

@teddy But I bet they have no issues with that horrible contraption that locks up a dogs legs to stop it running away.

@joosten0603 I don’t subscribe to “bat” as such, but I do the low level dog makes eye contact with subjects mark and reward and move away. I do think until the dog has the automatic response to look to handler once it see the trigger then I progress to what Larry does.

@johny111 If you want a quiet breed get a Bull mastiff. But the key thing is to just not build the behaviour. I also find more stable dogs tend to not bark at random noises, they don’t alert so quickly and easily. But I’ve seen plenty of mellow and chilled out chihuahuas and other breeds. If...