Active Noise Cancelling Headsets for Dogs

My 35lb shorthair was able to rip off and chew up an inflatable cone after she was spayed, in a matter of 15 minutes. Only time she's not bouncing off the walls is in the plane or in the car. No way would she tolerate headphones or muffs.
 
Racerx said:
My 35lb shorthair was able to rip off and chew up an inflatable cone after she was spayed, in a matter of 15 minutes. Only time she's not bouncing off the walls is in the plane or in the car. No way would she tolerate headphones or muffs.
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I guess it depends on the dog... This one was more than happy to get dressed up.
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I would love them for my cat, but I strongly suspect they won't stay in place for long...
 
I wasted 55 bucks on a set for my dog. Wife saw them at Oshkosh and had to have them. He only wore them about 3 times until he learned to remove them himself. I haven't put them on him in 3 years now. I fly about 200 hrs a year or more and he flys with me 90% of the time. So I would say he has well over 500 hrs in my 172 and stills comes when I call him. So have to assume his hearing is fine.
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