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RickD wrote: You mean, mean, dog owner! Zapping your dog whenever she barks! Poor, poor, doggie!

Finally got a replacement collar yesterday and she's back to getting zapped! It makes her growl with frustration, but I was heartily sick of hearing her going off at the other dogs or whatever many times a day, and running out and waving a stick at her to get her to lay off. When I shut her in her area around the side of the house, like when one of the toddlers I looked after was going to be dropped off, she'd spend half the time barking without the collar, but today she was so quiet. My 7-year-old son voluntarily tested the collar today - held it on his neck and barked and said he got a bit of a zap! So apparently it works on children as well.

Nicki wrote:

RickD wrote: You mean, mean, dog owner! Zapping your dog whenever she barks! Poor, poor, doggie!

Finally got a replacement collar yesterday and she's back to getting zapped! It makes her growl with frustration, but I was heartily sick of hearing her going off at the other dogs or whatever many times a day, and running out and waving a stick at her to get her to lay off. When I shut her in her area around the side of the house, like when one of the toddlers I looked after was going to be dropped off, she'd spend half the time barking without the collar, but today she was so quiet. My 7-year-old son voluntarily tested the collar today - held it on his neck and barked and said he got a bit of a zap! So apparently it works on children as well.

Child rearing in the modern age...
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B. W. wrote:

Nicki wrote:

RickD wrote: You mean, mean, dog owner! Zapping your dog whenever she barks! Poor, poor, doggie!

Finally got a replacement collar yesterday and she's back to getting zapped! It makes her growl with frustration, but I was heartily sick of hearing her going off at the other dogs or whatever many times a day, and running out and waving a stick at her to get her to lay off. When I shut her in her area around the side of the house, like when one of the toddlers I looked after was going to be dropped off, she'd spend half the time barking without the collar, but today she was so quiet. My 7-year-old son voluntarily tested the collar today - held it on his neck and barked and said he got a bit of a zap! So apparently it works on children as well.

Child rearing in the modern age...
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Spare the zapper, spoil the child!

RickD wrote:

B. W. wrote:

Nicki wrote:

RickD wrote: You mean, mean, dog owner! Zapping your dog whenever she barks! Poor, poor, doggie!

Finally got a replacement collar yesterday and she's back to getting zapped! It makes her growl with frustration, but I was heartily sick of hearing her going off at the other dogs or whatever many times a day, and running out and waving a stick at her to get her to lay off. When I shut her in her area around the side of the house, like when one of the toddlers I looked after was going to be dropped off, she'd spend half the time barking without the collar, but today she was so quiet. My 7-year-old son voluntarily tested the collar today - held it on his neck and barked and said he got a bit of a zap! So apparently it works on children as well.

Child rearing in the modern age...
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Spare the zapper, spoil the child!

Hey, why have I not considered it before - shock collars for my two rowdy boys? I wonder, though, if I might get reported to child services?

Philip wrote:Hey, why have I not considered it before - shock collars for my two rowdy boys? I wonder, though, if I might get reported to child services?

I'll never tell.

You know Kurieuo, Mel and Nicki get all the fun and entertainment with their pets .....

Nessa wrote:You know Kurieuo, Mel and Nicki get all the fun and entertainment with their pets .....

Was that kangaroos, or Mel and Nicki's husbands, after drinking too many Foster's?

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:You know Kurieuo, Mel and Nicki get all the fun and entertainment with their pets .....

Was that kangaroos, or Mel and Nicki's husbands, after drinking too many Foster's?

They can balance their whole body on their tail
I am impressed to say the least!

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:You know Kurieuo, Mel and Nicki get all the fun and entertainment with their pets .....

Was that kangaroos, or Mel and Nicki's husbands, after drinking too many Foster's?

They can balance their whole body on their tail
I am impressed to say the least!

And they taste like chicken too!

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:You know Kurieuo, Mel and Nicki get all the fun and entertainment with their pets .....

Was that kangaroos, or Mel and Nicki's husbands, after drinking too many Foster's?

They can balance their whole body on their tail
I am impressed to say the least!

And they taste like chicken too!

Have you eaten at kurieuo's house then?
I hear Mrs K makes a mean kangaroo stew

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:You know Kurieuo, Mel and Nicki get all the fun and entertainment with their pets .....

Was that kangaroos, or Mel and Nicki's husbands, after drinking too many Foster's?

They can balance their whole body on their tail
I am impressed to say the least!

And they taste like chicken too!

Have you eaten at kurieuo's house then?
I hear Mrs K makes a mean kanga stew

Yes I ate there. But they didn't call it kanga stew. They said it was a "special" Kurieuo family recipe called soylent green. It was delish!

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote: Was that kangaroos, or Mel and Nicki's husbands, after drinking too many Foster's?

They can balance their whole body on their tail
I am impressed to say the least!

And they taste like chicken too!

Have you eaten at kurieuo's house then?
I hear Mrs K makes a mean kanga stew

Yes I ate there. But they didn't call it kanga stew. They said it was a "special" Kurieuo family recipe called soylent green. It was delish!

Im sure it was
I always take my own food when I eat at their house - including marmite..

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

They can balance their whole body on their tail
I am impressed to say the least!

And they taste like chicken too!

Have you eaten at kurieuo's house then?
I hear Mrs K makes a mean kanga stew

Yes I ate there. But they didn't call it kanga stew. They said it was a "special" Kurieuo family recipe called soylent green. It was delish!

Im sure it was
I always take my own food when I eat at their house - including marmite..

Mrs. K is Filipino. Don't they eat dogs? Or was it cats?

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote: And they taste like chicken too!

Have you eaten at kurieuo's house then?
I hear Mrs K makes a mean kanga stew

Yes I ate there. But they didn't call it kanga stew. They said it was a "special" Kurieuo family recipe called soylent green. It was delish!

Im sure it was
I always take my own food when I eat at their house - including marmite..

Mrs. K is Filipino. Don't they eat dogs? Or was it cats?

Im not a pet person so Im happy with either