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ELECTRIC SHOCK COLLARS

Early day motion 1570, tabled 6 February 2006 by Tony Baldry (Conservative). Signed by 110 members.

That this House condemns the sale and use of remote control electric shock collars to train and control dogs; considers the use of such devices to be cruel and unnecessary; understands that alternative positive training methods produce dogs which are trained more quickly and reliably with no potential for abuse or cruelty; recognises that because dogs are highly reactive to learning experiences and have a strong bond with humans that their natural instincts can be utilised to train them easily; and calls upon the Government to introduce a complete ban on the sale and use of electric shock collars as part of the Animal Welfare Bill.

Signatures by party: Labour 68, Liberal Democrat 20, Conservative 16, DUP 4, Plaid Cymru 1, Scottish National Party 1.