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Dog electric collars Although several studies have dispelled the myths about dog electric collars, some pet owners still think they're unsafe and ineffective. In reality, these collars are highly effective in helping your canine friends learn appropriate behaviour without causing damage. The latest dog electric collars are completely safe for dogs if used correctly. In fact, many prevalent dog schools around the world integrate these collars into their training methods. They allow you to trigger a mildly unpleasant, but harmless stimulus to correct your dog whenever it performs unwanted behaviour. Another misconception surrounding dog electric collars is that they make dogs aggressive. On the contrary, these collars rarely cause undesirable responses and actually make your pets more responsive to your commands. In addition, they make training easier for you and your pooch, allowing you to nurture a harmonious relationship. The probable reason for the pushback against these collars is the fact that their old variants used high-voltage electric shock. On the other hand, newer models use static shock, which is far safer because it works in a different way. They essentially cause dogs to feel a tingling sensation on their skin, prompting them to stop what they’re doing without causing strain or injury. How do electric dog collars work? These training collars work by delivering a mild static shock to your dog’s neck. This stimulation helps condition your dog’s brain to associate the unpleasant feeling with unwanted behaviour. A static shock collar can be used to deter barking, digging, jumping, or chasing. You can also use this training tool to prevent your pet from attacking people or other animals. It is worth noting that these collars are only effective at correcting your dog in the act. In other words, you should never use them to discipline your pet long after they have misbehaved. Dog electric collars are best coupled with positive reinforcement. For example, rewar