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Why don't we recommend prong, choke, and e-collars? We only considered no-pull equipment that does not cause pain or discomfort for a dog. Prong, choke, and shock collars are all designed to ...

It sets certain conditions on Moose’s care at Lessor’s home: requiring him to be on a steel lead attached to the porch and wear both a prong collar and muzzle whenever he is outside on the property.

These include prong collars, which the RSPCA calls "painful and unethical". The BBC has approached Mr Deoliveira for comment about the animal charity's concerns. His website advertises that he is ...

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We did not include collars like prong, pinch, and choke collars, which Dr. Kathryn Ambrose, medical director and veterinarian at VCA Knapp's Corner Animal Hospital, says can hurt dogs. Keep in ...

According to VCA Animal Hospitals, heavy pressure around the collar can be extremely painful or even injurious to your dog. For that reason, using choke or prong collars is equally as bad.

On walks, Moose will wear a muzzle and prong collar. He can only be outside on the Lessors’ property if wearing those devices while “attached to a steel lead installed on the porch,” the ...