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  1. 21-11-2014, 04:56 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by des oneile View Post
    This statement isn't correct. True MOST vibrating collars have a shock button as well but I know of a deaf English setter that was trained very successfully using a vibrating collar. It was an old one of mine and I removed the terminals before I showed the owner how to use it.
    That's a pretty big exception Des. and your MOST is ALL as far as I am aware.
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