Cathy Goessman Webboard User Reg: 12-03-2007
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Somebody posted this in another forum I'm on and I thought it was hilarious.
"The girl who showed me where the no bark collars were suggested a sonic device that makes an unpleasant noise. I explained the dog was DEAF. She responded, "But the noise is in a frequency only dogs can hear." I repeated the dog was DEAF AS A STUMP.
She said, "I've always thought the shock collars are cruel. You could always return the sonic emitter if it doesn't work ..."
*head desk*"
I actually bought one for Tanner but the tone is way too long and inconsistent to be a clear correction.
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Deaf means what again?
#379154 - 06/10/2013 04:13 AM 
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