No! Dog owners are actually quite surprised at the opposite reaction from their dog. Your dog will quickly get used to having the e-collar on and it will have no more effect on them than a normal collar.
When you pick the e-collar up to turn it on and rattle the buckles on the collar your dog will likely come running and sit down in front of you and wait for you to put it on them.
Why? Because the dog knows the e-collar means that they are going outside with you to run, play ball, be free or go for a walk and they know they are going to do some training.
A bored dog can be a destructive dog - a trained and exercised dog is a happy and content dog.
Your dog will look forward to their training sessions because it stimulates them, challenges them and gives them something to do. When you're having a slow day at work the day drags and you can feel bored, innatentive and sluggish. When you' re busy the day seems to go by much faster and you are more energized. It's the same for your dog. With no friends to play with, no computer or social media, no television, and nothing stimulating to do they get bored and restless. Your dogs major form of stimulation is the time you spend with them, training and practising together, and their time outside running, exploring, playing, and bonding with you!
It should be noted that some dogs may not particularily like the collar because it means they have to pay attention and they have to obey commands - something they haven't had to do in the past. They won't hate it, but they may try to avoid having it put on. With the proper and consistent use of the collar and commands your dog will get used to the collar, and as stated above can even come to enjoy having it on.