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I wonder how sensitive dogs would be to such a jamming system.
by franky47 5y ago
I wonder how sensitive dogs would be to such a jamming system.
- malwarebytess 5y agoDogs can perhaps hear up to 45,000hz. This emits tones within that range. Article says at 1 meter the sound is mostly less than 70dB and less than 80dB in hot spots. So probably not too bad unless I'm missing something.
- mikro2nd 5y ago70-80dB is really very audible. I'd imagine much worse for dogs given how sensitive their hearing is. edit: Must confess I'd not thought of the potential effect of the device on animals.
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- Johnythree 5y ago> 70-80dB is really very audible. Not at ultrasonic frequencies it isn't (eg at 45KHz) Plus unless it's dbm (or similar) the statement is meaningless.
- afarviral 5y agoAt a guess, they wouldn't notice the sound after identifying it as not requiring their attention. They have very pronounced adaptive habituation to our noises.
- samstave 5y agoCan confirm. Building a large metal qwanzit-hut and pounding and drilling etc, and the dogs were unphased.
- severino 5y agoSo this system would serve two purposes and not just one.
- franky47 5y agoIt's more that the jammer could easily be detected by a change of pet behaviour.