The impact of taking your dog to KTV on your dog:

A dog’s ears are very sensitive, and loud music with loud decibels can cause irritation to the dog’s eardrums over time. It will cause damage to the eardrum, and the noisy music environment will also have an impact on the dog's psychology, making the dog feel uneasy and scared.

Dog’s hearing:

The hearing sensitivity can reach 120,000 Hz, which is 16 times that of humans. The longest listening distance is about 400 times that of a human being. Dogs are also twice as capable of distinguishing the direction of sounds as humans, and can distinguish 32 directions. It distinguishes between 96 or 100, 133 or 144 metronome beats per minute. Dogs can establish conditioned reflexes based on changes in pitch and syllables for human commands and simple language.

Dogs can hear 40,000 cycles. The sound collected through the big ears vibrates the tympanic membrane through the external auditory canal, and even vibrates the small bones of the middle ear, and is transmitted to the lymph fluid in the inner ear, and then transmitted to the brain by the auditory nerve. Dogs can distinguish very small or high-frequency sounds (ultrasound). The ability to judge sound sources is also very strong. When a dog hears a sound, due to the sympathetic interaction between the ears and eyes, the dog can see in all directions and hear in all directions. At night, it remains highly alert even while sleeping, and can clearly distinguish sounds within 1 kilometer. It is important to note that we do not need to shout loudly to the dog. Excessive sound or audio is an adversity stimulus to the dog and will make it feel painful, frightened or panicked.