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Honestly though that's kinda like saying it's ok to beat your kid if they do wrong. Sorry but I still see it as abuse. Yes it's very sad her dog died but it shouldn't have been punished with a shock collar and neither should the new pup for what the old did. |
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So if someone loses their child because they fall in a pool and drown, it's okay to put a shock collar/invisible fence up for the next kid to make sure it doesn't happen again?? No. It's not okay to abuse you next dog or your next child because of what happened to a previous one. If anything you become MORE PROTECTIVE and go overboard trying to keep them safe. Smh |
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That person probably already has the stupid collar on her dog. I've been here long enough to know when someone says "don't post about your negative stories, because I don't want to hear them" they have already made up their mind and are either going to do it or already have and just want someone else to say it's okay, so they don't feel so guilty about abusing their dog. No one is getting scared of here because of the truth. The pet owners who come here and ask real questions and want real answers and who genuinely care about their pets are going to see through all the drama and bill crap and see the members who care just as much about their pets. |
Invisible fence is useless for keeping predators out of your yard. Don't bother using it. Simplified, non-verbose reasoning against the shocker. :eek: |
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LOL I was nearly chased away, but enough people reached out privately and agreed...... so here I am even after I was chastised and even temporarily banned. LOL So yes, some people are chased away. Some lose interest. Some never comment. There's never enough time to write exactly what you mean and to convey that clearly. Someone will always take it apart, take it out of context, read only what they want to see..... and disregard the full context. LOL Like when you read a book and your husband reads the same book,,, let's say it was that mars/venus book... he's going to see something in that book that you do not. It's human nature. |
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People only leave because they choose to leave. I have had plenty of people disagree with my opinions and I have not left. This is an online forum and either people get it or they don't....no one has the *power* to run someone off. This forum has moderators and and admin and IF someone is abusive to another it is taken care of. So....unlike many other forums, people are not allowed to attack others. Opinions are NOT attacks. |
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Yes, I have been suspended for breaking rules. Many of us have. :p;) |
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While I agree that only a person can choose on their own to leave, I think we have the power to either make YT a positive, helpful place for someone or a negative place for him/her. I'm very sensitive, and I most definitely think I might have left YT if people had been harsh in the beginning. We have a choice to make YT a compassionate community which embraces open dialogue, the freedom to exchange differing opinions, and which offers support and friendship for those in need. For the most part, I think we are achieving that goal but there's always room to make it even better. YT is such a special place for me. I have gained so much from the compassionate members here and have people who have become very dear friends. I think we need to be honest and true to our convictions, but we also need to think of the person behind the screen and how they are feeling. Of course we need to speak out when we feel an animal is being harmed; I really respect those who are always being the voice for our pups who can't speak for themselves. I'm sorry if my post is considered telling people how to post; it is not my intent. I'm reacting to whether we drive people away. I believe we do at times, and it makes me sad to see that, and a lot of pups suffer as a result. |
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