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There is a campaign being run by a local dog training group in my area to pressurize the Government into banning collars which administer electric shocks to dogs, in the name of training. The makers of the collars are counter argueing that the collars are an effective way of keeping dogs from dangerous situations. The woman reporter tried the two prongs on herself on the lowest setting (out of a possible eight settings) and very obviously got a shock. What concerns me, is not only the fact that such a device could even be conceived in the first place, but how on earth & on what unfortunate is it tested?