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Is it a statement of her ownership, and she wants people to know that he is owned ?

Why do we collar our pets ?
Uh so they dont run away
Neena · F
@TryingtoLava Yeah, but he is hers anyways. Even if he run away he will go back to her.
@Neena idk if you know how dogs work
indyjoe · 56-60, M
We have ordinances and laws here that a pet must be kept under control when outside and not fenced in. It is in place for public peace and safety as well as the safety of the animal. Most places require that they have their proper shots (like rabies) and are licensed...a collar makes it easier to put a leash/harness on them as well as keep their tags with them (as well as identification should they become lost or stolen).
indyjoe · 56-60, M
@Neena Actually it makes more sense...stray animals can be dangerous to the pet animal, either from attack or disease or parasites they may carry. And because they are trying to curb the stray/wild population through capture, keeping your under control allows them to not be mistaken for a stray and taken.
Neena · F
@indyjoe That's a good point. A collar around a dog's neck implies that he is a gentle dog :)
indyjoe · 56-60, M
@Neena Well not always necessarily, but that is why the leash/restraint laws are in place (to protect people and other people's pets), and those who chose to have those more aggressive animals are even more obligated to obey those laws or face serious consequences.
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
So they can be easily restrained when needed and most towns require it.
Neena · F
@FreeSpirit1 That's true.
luctoretemergo · 61-69, M
For their own safety...
And others....
Neena · F
@luctoretemergo That's nice of her that she cares for his safety. But a collar might be annoying for him.
luctoretemergo · 61-69, M
@Neena we’re talking about dogs right?....if we’re talking about dom/subs...that’s a whole other conversation!
Neena · F
@luctoretemergo Lol...idk about dom/subs. Yes, I am talking about dogs :)
SW-User
Mine is an indoor dog so he doesn't wear one.
Neena · F
@SW-User oh , I never knew about a strictly indoor dog.
SW-User
He's a shih tzu and he goes on puppy pads. He doesn't like going outside. He gets nervous and shakes.@Neena
ABCDEF7 · M
Not all pets are obedient enough to follow all your commands.
Neena · F
@ABCDEF7 Oh 😮. Are you talking about you ?
ABCDEF7 · M
@Neena I don't have pets.
Neena · F
@ABCDEF7 Even me too :)
Because of the law... same as chipping pets...
Neena · F
@HootyTheNightOwl Laws don't have feelings :(
@Neena No, nor do they allow us to decide what is in the best interests of our pets ☹️
Neena · F
@HootyTheNightOwl Yes, I agree. That's really annoying :)
Because she likes it.
Neena · F
@quitwhendone but what if he don't like it ?
xixgun · M
We collar our pets so that other people know they are owned and don't simply turn them over to the dog catcher for euthanasia.

Next question.
polyandrym66 · 70-79, M
The same reason we collar our sexual partners..
@polyandrym66 color or collar??? 🤔
polyandrym66 · 70-79, M
@HootyTheNightOwl OOPS.. "COLLAR" not color... my bad..
Because, strictly speaking, we are responsible for them. If they catch a scent and are tempted to investigate it further, having them on collar and lead prevents them from dashing off into traffic or other danger. We can’t exactly [b]reason[/b] with them as to why they shouldn’t go.
MethDozer · M
So they can be tethered when it's safer for them or others and so they can have identifying tags in case they get lost.
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Neena · F
@SW-User That's kind of you :)

 
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