Make sure shock collars are banned
#StopTheShock
Earlier this year, the UK Government committed to banning the use of shock collars in England, finally bringing it in line with Wales, which banned shock collars over a decade ago.
Now there are fears that this could be another broken promise, as the anti-ban argument becomes bigger and louder, which could force decision-makers to go back on their word.
Now there are fears that this could be another broken promise, as the anti-ban argument becomes bigger and louder, which could force decision-makers to go back on their word.
E-collars cause pain and fear for animals
Shock collars are used to train and control cats and dogs but can cause pain and fear. Not only are these collars cruel, but they're also completely unnecessary. Ethical reward-based training can be used instead to achieve long-term behaviour change.
Related reading: How shock collars work