Shock collars have been traditionally used for rattlesnake aversion (fear conditioning) for decades but that’s only because it was assumed that that is the only way it could be done. Within the last 15-20 years many trainers around the United States have been exploring and developing programs that teach dogs to avoid rattlesnakes without the use of shock collars! What’s exciting is that the is yielding positive results!
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