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jberryhill

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32. Okay, so show me a sampler of shock collars

Mon May 13, 2013, 09:41 PM

May 2013

...and remember this is a very small kitten.

The point of "shock collars" is not to induce pain, but to apply transcutaneous nerve stimulation to briefly flex the neck muscles, as a collar would. If you think about a kitten's neck - I'd be surprised if there are any with electrodes that close together.

It's possible, it just doesn't seem likely. Kittens are prone to spazzing out.

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hahaha that is great Voice for Peace May 2013 #1

the Iguana's like, "chill, dude." BainsBane May 2013 #2

Poor little kitty... Gormy Cuss May 2013 #3

Generally I try NOT JustAnotherGen May 2013 #4

Thanks for posting this. missingthebigdog May 2013 #5

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The poor kitten will be paranoid for life now, but proReality May 2013 #7

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That's where the term adieu May 2013 #9

aaaaaa gak... fantase56 May 2013 #10

Is there something wrong with its R front leg? hootinholler May 2013 #11

I noticed that too catchnrelease May 2013 #16

Pardon me for being suspicious.... TinkerTot55 May 2013 #23

Yes. TinkerTot55 May 2013 #24

I didn't realize that BainsBane May 2013 #25

where are the electrodes and battery? jberryhill May 2013 #27

I definately see and understand your point.... TinkerTot55 May 2013 #31

Okay, so show me a sampler of shock collars jberryhill May 2013 #32

I understand your point, and I'm no expert on electronic devices. TinkerTot55 May 2013 #33

There is something odd about the strap. jberryhill May 2013 #34

I think it might be a figure 8 harness. If he's not used to it he might well walk oddly. nolabear May 2013 #35

Figure-eight harnesses generally are made of thin, lightweight materials... TinkerTot55 May 2013 #36

I don't think so. I had a cat act like that once just from having tape stuck to her. nolabear May 2013 #39

Sorry if I seem obsessive about this topic, but I H A T E ..... TinkerTot55 May 2013 #37

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I don't think they knew what to expect. Are_grits_groceries May 2013 #13

Best I remember kittens are skittish by nature madokie May 2013 #14

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It seemed cruel to me too. forestpath May 2013 #30

I hate being startled. tblue May 2013 #43

Sorry to be a party pooper. Poor kitty. Paper Roses May 2013 #18

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i don't like seeing the kitty scared Enrique May 2013 #20

So cute! GeoWilliam750 May 2013 #21

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Behold the mighty hunter... awoke_in_2003 May 2013 #29

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These people are fucking mental for doing this to that litten. jonthebru May 2013 #40

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