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That sounds like a high frequency sound coming out of that machine, above your own hearing range. In my house in Mexico, I use ultra sound repellent devices, sold by Steren. I get virtually no mice; no rats; no scorpions, if I do see one of these things it is usually near the door, and just sits there waiting for a size 13 shoe to send it to its fate. Maybe one mouse a year, one scorpion every two or three months.

Once a cousin came in the house to ask me for help with something. I put my shoes on and he was horrified that I did not shake them out first. In his house, he has to, I do not.

Anyway, dogs can hear a much higher pitch than you can. Hope this helps.
 

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I've even had dogs react to my detector when I was wearing headphones. Just imagine if someone turned on their detector right next to a busy dog park! Best wishes, George (MN)
 

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aa battery said:
went detectin at an old site where 6 dogs followed. My detectors jack is bad so i didnt use headphones. All of a sudden 1 of the dogs started howlin and criyin so i turned it off . The small dog sat there not cryin anymore. :icon_scratch: I then turned it on again and the dog cryed again. Wat the heck made that dog cry? :dontknow:

The dog was afraid you were going to dig up the stuff he buried and tried to distract you.... :laughing7:
 

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I take my little papillion detecting. he has never 'reacted' at all other than try to help me dig sometimes :)

huh interesting reactions
 

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piegrande said:
That sounds like a high frequency sound coming out of that machine, above your own hearing range. In my house in Mexico, I use ultra sound repellent devices, sold by Steren. I get virtually no mice; no rats; no scorpions, if I do see one of these things it is usually near the door, and just sits there waiting for a size 13 shoe to send it to its fate. Maybe one mouse a year, one scorpion every two or three months.

Once a cousin came in the house to ask me for help with something. I put my shoes on and he was horrified that I did not shake them out first. In his house, he has to, I do not.

Anyway, dogs can hear a much higher pitch than you can. Hope this helps.
wow never before?
 

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George (MN) said:
I've even had dogs react to my detector when I was wearing headphones. Just imagine if someone turned on their detector right next to a busy dog park! Best wishes, George (MN)
yea but why just 1 dog reacted ?
 

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FarmerChick said:
I take my little papillion detecting. he has never 'reacted' at all other than try to help me dig sometimes :)

huh interesting reactions
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Maybe the dogs thought the sound made them sterile.
these dogs are out where nothin goes on so maybe it was the pitch of the noise. :dontknow:
 

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piegrande said:
That sounds like a high frequency sound coming out of that machine, above your own hearing range. In my house in Mexico, I use ultra sound repellent devices, sold by Steren. I get virtually no mice; no rats; no scorpions, if I do see one of these things it is usually near the door, and just sits there waiting for a size 13 shoe to send it to its fate. Maybe one mouse a year, one scorpion every two or three months.

Once a cousin came in the house to ask me for help with something. I put my shoes on and he was horrified that I did not shake them out first. In his house, he has to, I do not.

Anyway, dogs can hear a much higher pitch than you can. Hope this helps.
wow never before?

I am sorry, I did not understand the question.
 

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You weren't singing at that moment were you?
 

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bearbqd said:
You weren't singing at that moment were you?
nope but the dog was female :laughing7:
 

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