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Cat remote control

chastise a small furry animal without having to get up!
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How about a electronic device consisting of a remote controlled collar for a cat or other small animal (ferret, hamster, smallish dog, monkey,etc)

When you see it misbehaving, you'd press a button and give it either a small electric "jolt" or some kind of ultrasonic discouragement.

With the advent of bluetooth technology, you'd be able to give your cat a boot in the arse for drinking out of the toilet whilst you are miles away at work.

gargarax, Jan 07 2002

ab belt restraint http://www.halfbake..._20belt_20restraint
Baked and halfbaked for humans. [pottedstu, Jan 07 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Dog Training by Remote Control http://www.animalbe...s/dog_training.html
Also baked for dogs using a remote-controlled, collar mounted citrous spray. [Aristotle, Jan 07 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

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       Try a squirt gun.
phoenix, Jan 07 2002
  

       While I like the idea I'd rather have it for friends than my precious fur monsters. In particular one that just got a new girlfriend. Everytime they start to trade spit in public while I'm around I would love to give them a good jolt. I guess the more I think about it, it should probably need to stay with small furry critters. My friend would just think it was love and try harder.
easilyodd, Jan 07 2002
  

       I wouldn't buy expensive furniture while I have pets. I have always said I was waiting for them to grow up, unfortunately they never have.
po, Jan 07 2002
  
      
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