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Thread: Hearing protection for Dogs

  1. 25-01-2023, 01:40 PM #1
    SixtyTen
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    Hearing protection for Dogs

    I want to take the bum sniffer out shooting with me but don't want to damage his hearing. He's not a hunting dog, or retriever, I would just rather take him with, rather than leaving him at home. By shooting I mean load development / target shooting on private property.

    Does anyone have any experience with different types of ear pro for dogs? Found anything that works better than other or things that I should stay well away from?
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    Suppress your rifle. Make sure they are behind you when shooting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chur Bay View Post
    Suppress your rifle. Make sure they are behind you when shooting.
    Suppressor is not an option with some of the vintage gear I shoot unfortunately.
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    Suppressor is the best option. But as long as dog is behind you they don't seem to mind the noise. Otherwise leave them in the ute. Depending on the dog, I reckon you could teach them to wear earmuffs without too much trouble

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    mutt muffs, I don't use them but was pointed in this direction

    Mutt muffs
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    Nailed it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter Al.7mm08 View Post
    Nailed it!

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    How long did it take for him to get used to them??
    I always wondered
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    Nailed it!

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    Fuk, he looks over the moon with that setup
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boner View Post
    Fuk, he looks over the moon with that setup
    Did she let me put them on?
    "yes"
    Did she stand still for a photo?"yes"
    Would she sit still and wear them while I was shooting a gun.....FK no!

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    lol yeah he looks less than impressed
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