StatusClosed
Opened23 Jun 2025
Closes23 Dec 2025
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I would like the Government to ban the use of aversive tools such as electric shock collars, prong collars and invisible fencing due to the possible physical and mental harm caused to animals. I believe trauma and cruelty is unacceptable. Legislation on this topic has still not been enacted.
Aversive techniques of "training" dogs may lead to many harmful side effects. I am concerned that animals, usually dogs, are being abused with these tools that cause pain to make them do as the person inflicting it wants. I believe this is not only abusive but can also prevent dogs communicating their needs and shutting down.
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1Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
Poole2Vikki Slade MP
Mid Dorset and North Poole3Mr Angus MacDonald MP
Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire4Sir Desmond Swayne MP
New Forest West5Sir Christopher Chope MP
Christchurch6Brendan O'Hara MP
Argyll, Bute and South Lochaber7Brian Mathew MP
Melksham and Devizes8Anna Dixon MP
Shipley9Lloyd Hatton MP
South Dorset10Sir Ashley Fox MP
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