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This is Jax. He applies deodorant every day before leaving the house. Tired of smelling like Fritos all the time. 13/10 (TT: brandledandle)

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I think about all the goofy things I do with my pets, & worry about what happens if I'm not there to take care of them? Who else will sing my horrible, made up songs for them, beat them with a pool noodle, put them in reusable shopping bags & swing them around? It would be so confusing for them.

His human was using all the batteries for "the vibes". Go ahead ask how I know... 😂 Sorry, 😔😟 that is pretty serious, & Mom will order fresh batteries for the smoke detectors as soon as the money shows in her account. PLUS she'll get some more Pets inside sticker's . 💕

Jax is smart looking and ready for the ladies! I would like to ask what kind of collar that dog has on it because that's an awfully thick collar.🐾🐕🐾❤️

Probably maybe? I went to the OP's comments and she mentions the brand and referred to its "shock" capacity. The brand's own site says it uses "sound, vibration, or static feedback." Then I found a subreddit in which people discuss whether "static feedback" is the same thing as shocking.

FWIW, my BS detector is already going off. "Positive association, not negative corrections" doesn't make sense when you're selling an electronic collar, whose purpose is literally to deliver negative stimuli for the dog to associate with behavior unwanted by their human.

"Positive association" = the result of rewards for desired behavior. This could be praise, treats, attention, whatever. "Negative correction" = introducing a consequence for undesired behavior—by definition, something the dog doesn't want. But the unpleasant stimulus should never be pain!!