A question we get asked quite often is about the use of e-callors, meaning shot callers.

This could be a controversial subject.

Today I want to give you my thoughts on them.

Welcome to the puppy training podcast.

I'm Amy Jensen, founder of Baxter and Bella, the online puppy school.

Here we are all about helping you create the best

possible experience raising a puppy, from training tips to practical tricks, all aimed at fostering

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Hello, you guys.

Today we are talking about something that is somewhat controversial in the dog world.

There's lots of different ideas out there and I respect everyone's different viewpoints. Today I

want to share with you my viewpoint and where it comes from. So today we're diving into this topic

that sparked much debate in the canine community, the use of shop collars and invisible fences.

Are they effective training tools or do they pose unnecessary risks to our docs?

Let's explore the facts.

So first of all, the rise of shock collars and invisible fences has been pretty great over the

last several years.

Shot collars and invisible fences have gained popularity because they're more of like a quick

fix, right?

It's that quick easy button for behavioral issues and

containment. Now, these devices deliver an electric stimulus to deter our dogs from doing unwanted

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