Would this cancel out the noise of a dog barking when I am talking?
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it will drown out anything if you have it up loud enough. This headset is Awesome!! Very clear and well made! I gave them to my farther who is hard of hearing and he can hear TV so much better. I can drown noises out with them, yes.. It is according to how loud you need them to go which can go very loud!! Try them, you will probably be glad you did just as I am very pleased!! I have bought 4 sets for me, my husband, and my mom and dad...
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I suppose you could use it for a dog's barking. I wanted it for when my dog is off leash and wanders too far. I usually use the vibration which is strong enough to get his attention. He then returns to me.
1094048
no, but it would be nice if it did. you need to make your dog think the tone is your voice or your command
635126
You bet. The noise cancelling feature works all by itself, without plugging it into anything. It certainly does not drown everything out but it makes a difference!
428963
I would not think it would be a good buy for your situation. This item emits a sound that the human ear does not hear, but animals DO....in your case, with your dog being closer than the neighbors, it would probably bother yours more than theirs...........
2206474
Hi Mama&wife;, I would say no. It works good, but I don't think it really cuts out any background noise.
1429761
I think it would fit just be carful of noise from other stuff it can go off when your dog isn't barking I can just show it to my dog n he quieted right up
1059614
It is not very loud at all. It is equivalent to a can of air used for keyboards. It is effective for correcting bad behavior. It does emit a sound that can only dogs hear along with the air. I love mine.
1023520
I wouldn't. It seems the bark limiter just doesn't work at all. It will just be a problem for you I would think.
2201195
Not actively. There is no noise cancellation. However, as the padding fits around the ear, most things are muffled. At a reasonable volume, you will not hear someone talking to you until about the third time they shout your name.
1352456
It's not loud enough to block out yelling I'm sure. But it does reduce random noise-for example my apt is just next to the elevator on my floor and it drowns out the "ding" & muffled voices of people in the hallway.
912153
In my opinion, yes. Ask a trainer or behaviorist for help with barking or maybe get a citronella spray collar
1240393
This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully.
26325
Hi, this item will not completely Cancel Noise . It would only dampen noise. Noise Reduction Co-efficient (Hz): 0.3
1112912
No, this collar works by detecting a barking sound AND a simultaneous vibration (from the dog's vocal cords). Therefore, it will only shock the dog who actually barked. Hope that helps!
2103529
Hi Mo, since this headset is a dual ear wearing style it will help cancel out most of the background noise. But the headset doesn't cancel out 100% of background noise, so you will still be able to hear some noise around you.
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For my purposes, it is quiet. But I just went over to see if I could hear it when I was listening for it. From a standing position in front of it, I can hear an ever so slight hum. If your dog's hearing is sharp, I would think she would be able to hear it.