Summary
A dog owner became alarmed after receiving a photo from a dog sitter showing their pet with an unknown device on its neck. The sitter claimed it was a tracker, but online users suspected it was a shock collar, sparking a big online discussion. The British Veterinary Association warns against using shock collars, as they can harm pets.
Key Facts
- The dog owner received a picture of their pet with a strange device around its neck.
- The dog sitter claimed the device was a tracking tool.
- Many online users thought the device looked like a shock collar.
- Shock collars are used to control unwanted behavior in pets by giving an electrical shock.
- The British Veterinary Association says shock collars can cause pain and stress to animals.
- The online discussion about this photo gained over 29,000 upvotes and 2,600 comments.
- The owner expressed frustration with the dog's care under the sitter.
- The tweet went viral, showing how engaged people are with pet care issues.
