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New NParks guidelines will not impose restrictions on use of electric shock collars to train animals

The guidelines are meant to highlight the risks of using aversive animal training devices and to recommend good training practices, says Minister for National Development Desmond Lee.

By: channelnewsasia.com

Apr 03 2024
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