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buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Recent photo from a local jazz club. Trombonist bring her dog to all gigs (companion I guess). She said the ear muffs supposedly are -20 dbs.
He doesn't appear to be enjoying that... at all. Plus, ear muffs are designed for human ears so I'd expect that a lot of noise is leaking through to his ultra sensitive hearing. Once again..... humans suiting themselves, and assuming that if they like something, then the dog has to as well.
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If I had to guess, I'd guess service dog.
Also, there is hearing protection designed for dogs.
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Thank you. I was not aware of this.Also, there is hearing protection designed for dogs.
Buy Ear Pro for Dogs | Rex Specs
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