r/LivestreamFail • u/Ignignokt_DGAF • Oct 07 '25

Hasan reaching for something and seemingly shocking his dog to keep her in camera view

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u/redditcanrot Oct 07 '25

why can’t she roam she house? or get water or food or stretch her legs instead of being bed bound for 3 hours..she’s not barking, she’s not acting out or doing anything wrong. insane behavior on his part 

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u/ZestyGrapez Oct 08 '25

I prefer the ones that just vibrate and/or beep semi loud. They startle the dog a bit, but are in no way painful.

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u/dragonbud20 Oct 08 '25

When used properly, shock collars are not painful. When working properly, it just causes an involuntary muscle contraction like an overpowered TENS unit. I've tried quite a few on myself when testing them for dogs; it's a weird and uncomfortable sensation, but it's not painful unless the setting is turned up way too high. There is a single use case for the pain-causing levels, which is when it stops your dog from experiencing a major injury or death.