Why do you continue to endorse products with significant fake reviews? This product has 62% of its reviews are faked and the actual product rating is nowhere close to 4+ stars. Other people aren’t that savvy and are getting a bad product because YOU make it sound like it’s a great deal. Do you not have any integrity?

Why do you continue to endorse products with significant fake reviews? This product has 62% of its reviews are faked…

73% of the reviews on this product are fake. Don’t buy.

73% of the reviews on this product are fake. Don’t buy.

Before you post items like this on Kinja, you should really use a review site like FakeSpot to check the validity of their reviews and so called popularity. For example, 1/3 of the 47 reviews on this product are fake or paid for, which means they can’t really be trusted to be legit. People see the deals you post and…

Before you post items like this on Kinja, you should really use a review site like FakeSpot to check the validity of…

Do some research on “clicker training.” Cheap ($0.99 for a clicker?) and extremely effective. It also focuses on positive re-inforcement which is a much better way to train. Whether it’s vibration, lights, shocks, spankings, beeps, or any other method in which you are punishing your animal for bad stuff, you’re…

Do some research on “clicker training.” Cheap ($0.99 for a clicker?) and extremely effective. It also focuses on…

This is a terrible way to train a dog. Don’t do this. Kinja should take it down.

This is a terrible way to train a dog. Don’t do this. Kinja should take it down.