Cattle prod

My sub enjoys having a cattle prod used on her pussy and ass. I know electro above the waist is not a good idea. But i have seen people talk about if you have pads on one breast its ok. Can a cattle prod be used on the breast?

i have seen people talk about if you have pads on one breast its ok. Can a cattle prod be used on the breast?

THAT IS AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS / DEADLY IDEA.

Being a cattleman by trade I have seen what a cattle prod or as we call in the business a hot shot can do . my question is use on the breast /do you want to make her have a heart attack or damage the heart . I have seen it put down a 900 pound animal I don't think you want the same . oh by the way the animal lived.

Cows tend to be heftier than people. The thing to keep in mind is that electricity does not travel in a straight line. It will fan out based on the resistance of various paths, so you want to keep it well away of anything critical.

I'd certainly not recommend using anything like that on anyone let alone above the waist or not. They produce a massive kick and we are all very susceptible to electrical stimuli. I would hate for the worst to happen.

As a rule in e-stim, you never stim above the waist unless you are using specialist kit and know what you are doing. As has already been mentioned electricity can be somewhat unpredictable in the way it travels due to it following the path of least resistance. The heart uses tiny electrical impulses and is pretty easy to disrupt.

I would put thoughts of playing with a cattle prod above the waist right to the back of my mind if I were you.

It's a resounding NO from me.

DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT under any circumstances use a cattle prod on or near someone else's chest. Many years ago as an EMT in an ER, a 10 year old boy lost his life because he and his twin brother were playing with a cattle prod and decided to shock each other to see what it might feel like - one shock on the chest and the boy died.

A cattle prod produces way too much current for the human body to absorb without grievous harm. It is the current that causes the damage, not the voltage - electrical safety 101.

Thanks for the info, no to the chest then for sure!

So the other thought i had, and well she had was one of those electric flyswatter things that look like a tennis racket....what can i say she likes electro.

....what can i say she likes electro.

My advice would be to invest in a TENS unit or two, as they are designed to be used on the human body. Just remember to not place the electrodes so that the shock crosses the heart.