Petitions/Do not implement a ban on the use of aversive dog training tools
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Opened2 Feb 2026
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For the government to not introduce a ban on the sale or use of aversive dog training tools including electronic collars.

The government says it will consult on whether to ban electronic collars for dogs, deeming them to potentially be cruel. However, we think the implementation of such a ban could have significant negative repercussions for dogs, their owners, trainers, and rehabilitators throughout England. If such a ban is enforced, we think it is likely to result in an increase in dog-related incidents, such as fights and bites, as well as a higher number of dogs being surrendered or ultimately euthanised.

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Peter Lamb
1Peter Lamb MP
Crawley
12
Mr Cathal Mallaghan
2Mr Cathal Mallaghan MP
Mid Ulster
12
Chris Coghlan
3Chris Coghlan MP
Dorking and Horley
11
John Milne
4John Milne MP
Horsham
11
Richard Fuller
5Richard Fuller MP
North Bedfordshire
11
Bobby Dean
6Bobby Dean MP
Carshalton and Wallington
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Edward Argar
7Edward Argar MP
Melton and Syston
10
Paul Davies
8Paul Davies MP
Colne Valley
9
Claire Coutinho
9Claire Coutinho MP
East Surrey
9
Steff Aquarone
10Steff Aquarone MP
North Norfolk
9