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Subject: Re: Bark collars

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Patricia

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Date Posted: 14:28:14 11/06/06 Mon
In reply to: tanya 's message, "Re: Bark collars" on 14:55:42 07/25/06 Tue

On the topic of bark collars... we use one with our 20# CC, but I don't like it. We are stuck in an apartment until our house sells and we have a real nasty neighbor that complains if my CC barks once! He hardly ever barks... just the important things, when he sees a doggy friend outside.
The bark collar shocks him and leaves irritated marks on his skin if he barks too loud or too much. If I weren't forced to use a bark collar, I would never use one. I think they are cruel especially on a hairless CC!
But, good news, we have sold our house and are in the process of finding a home where our CC can bark all day long if he feels he needs to! :)

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Re: Bark collars	Meredith (:O)	04:50:22 01/08/07 Mon