[nagdu] Too much noise?

[Tracy Carcione]

I used to play in a bagpipe band.  My dogs didn't seem to mind.
I took my college dog to all kinds of events, including pipeband
gatherings, dances, and concerts, and she never seemed to mind.  I had
asked for a "bomb-proof" dog, and that's exactly what I got.
>From your description, I'd say Bree was OK with the noise.
Like Cindy said, if you pay attention to her reactions, and use good
sense, you should be fine. Though I didn't always use much sense in
college, and Glade was fine anyway.
Tracy

> Hi everyone.
>
> This might sound like a silly question, but how do you determine how
> much noise is too much for your dogs?  I'm curious because of a
> situation that I got into tonight.  I was invited somewhere on campus,
> not even suspecting there would be loud music.  I couldn't get out of
> it easily once I discovered how loud it was, and I had my dog with me
> because I was foolish and didn't even think of it.  But my dog Brie
> didn't seem to mind it.  Of course, I know this doesn't mean that it
> didn't bother her, but how do I determine that?  I'm a music major,
> and I am around music of all different volumes.  If I suspect
> something will be too loud, I do not take her, but sometimes I just
> don't know.  But the loud music doesn't seem to phase her.
>
> Let me know what your experiences have been in this area.  Thanks.
>
>
>
> --
> Julie McG
>  Lindbergh High School class of 2009, National Federation of the Blind
> of Missouri recording secretary,
> and proud graduate of Guiding Eyes for the Blind
>
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