Hee hee hee...

andrew's wifey

So many things here...  

1)  She even has a shock collar for her dog.  (for barking)
2)  It was on the highest setting.   
3)  She managed to shock herself with it on the hand.
4)  She's worried, even after steady LO movement, HB is picked up on doppler, and the on call OB is telling her it's likely ok.

https://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/37899785.aspx

KaitySueWho

wow...

Jessis62781

Dude.

joanithegreat

I like how she asked if anyone has had this happen to them.  Like accidently shocking yourself with a dog collar is a normal occurance.

andrew's wifey

And people using the word 'electrocution' or any form of it without knowing what it means is a major pet peeve of mine.

 

leslie13510

Perhaps if she had spent even half as much effort worrying about how it affects her DOG she wouldn't be in this situation.

::walks off grumbling about stupid pet owners::

jCamsquared

leslie13510:

Perhaps if she had spent even half as much effort worrying about how it affects her DOG she wouldn't be in this situation.

::walks off grumbling about stupid pet owners::

I was just thinking, how nice that she is that worried about it affecting her baby after a tiny zap to the hand, but doesn't think twice about strapping it to her dog's neck.