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When we go to the park and I let Max go (on the long-line of course) for some free time, he likes to race around and roll on the ground. And when we play with balls he tends to race as fast as he can to get it and try to grab it on the way past. Most of the time he falls over and does some rolly-polly's.
Can I leave the e-collar on while he does this or could it hurt him when hits the ground?
Molly has crashed like that so hard she gets dirt and grass wedged between the collar and her neck and it doesn't seem to bother her in the least. Of course when she is chasing a Frisbee she is, "all go". You could put a wall of fire between her and the Frisbee and she wouldn't slow down.
Reg: 12-15-2007
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Thanks guys, I was a bit worried that it might dig into his neck - he's got really short hair so the only padding is all his loose skin. Which in hindsight is probably just as good if not better than hair.
Matt, Max runs and crashes like that just for the fun of being able to bite the grass. He looks like it's just the best thing in the world and I don't want to ruin it for him by having him get hurt. Though if I stupidly get in the way he gives me some pretty good shin bruises so I guess getting hurt can't be too much of a detterant.
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Should the e-collar be left on?
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