I couldn't find a newsgroup that would really related to my question so
this group came the closest. I live in a subdivision where many
neighbors have pets(dogs). Everytime i mow the yard some dog**** is
laying in the grass. I can't find any lawn chemicals to discourage dogs
from ****ting in my yard. The alternative is that i heard dogs do not
like high pitch sounds. Is there an audio device that i can attach to
one side of my house from maybe wire it from inside my house to the
exterior of the left side of my house to sound off this device, thus
discouraging dogs from getting on my side yard? Thanks.

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I couldn't find a newsgroup that would really related to my question so
this group came the closest. I live in a subdivision where many
neighbors have pets(dogs). Everytime i mow the yard some dog**** is
laying in the grass. I can't find any lawn chemicals to discourage dogs
from ****ting in my yard. The alternative is that i heard dogs do not
like high pitch sounds. Is there an audio device that i can attach to
one side of my house from maybe wire it from inside my house to the
exterior of the left side of my house to sound off this device, thus
discouraging dogs from getting on my side yard? Thanks.

They say that dogs hear ultrasound ( higher freqs than humans ).

Not difficult to arrange one I would say that scares them off.

Graham

A 20-second googls search for "ultrasonic pest dog" came up with this:

http://www.robharvey.com/pest-contro...-repellers.htm

I've seen similar devices with water sprinkler heads. I bet those are more
effective against deaf dogs.

-John O


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I couldn't find a newsgroup that would really related to my question so
this group came the closest. I live in a subdivision where many
neighbors have pets(dogs). Everytime i mow the yard some dog**** is
laying in the grass. I can't find any lawn chemicals to discourage dogs
from ****ting in my yard. The alternative is that i heard dogs do not
like high pitch sounds. Is there an audio device that i can attach to
one side of my house from maybe wire it from inside my house to the
exterior of the left side of my house to sound off this device, thus
discouraging dogs from getting on my side yard? Thanks.

Pooh Bear wrote:

wrote:

I couldn't find a newsgroup that would really related to my question so
this group came the closest. I live in a subdivision where many
neighbors have pets(dogs). Everytime i mow the yard some dog**** is
laying in the grass. I can't find any lawn chemicals to discourage dogs
from ****ting in my yard. The alternative is that i heard dogs do not
like high pitch sounds. Is there an audio device that i can attach to
one side of my house from maybe wire it from inside my house to the
exterior of the left side of my house to sound off this device, thus
discouraging dogs from getting on my side yard? Thanks.

They say that dogs hear ultrasound ( higher freqs than humans ).

Not difficult to arrange one I would say that scares them off.

Graham

Dog also will have no problem hearing the shotgun load of
rock salt being fired at it.

--Dale

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Pooh Bear wrote:

wrote:

I couldn't find a newsgroup that would really related to my question so
this group came the closest. I live in a subdivision where many
neighbors have pets(dogs). Everytime i mow the yard some dog**** is
laying in the grass. I can't find any lawn chemicals to discourage dogs
from ****ting in my yard. The alternative is that i heard dogs do not
like high pitch sounds. Is there an audio device that i can attach to
one side of my house from maybe wire it from inside my house to the
exterior of the left side of my house to sound off this device, thus
discouraging dogs from getting on my side yard? Thanks.

They say that dogs hear ultrasound ( higher freqs than humans ).

Not difficult to arrange one I would say that scares them off.

Graham

Dog also will have no problem hearing the shotgun load of
rock salt being fired at it.


Yup.... dogs will get used to the sound. Better train 'em right. ;-)