I'm a new business owner who is attempting to develop a sound reducing dog crate. My girlfriend and I recently adopted a beautiful Boxer from a rescue organization and the "pet friendly" condo where we stay at became much less friendly on a few occasions when a neighbor complained of dog barking. We've done the training classes, exercise a lot, and she almost never barks. However, I learned that a few lapses during the day can cost us noise fines starting at $250 to upwards of $1000. I was willing to pay whatever I could for a crate that would provide a bit of a safety net for our Boxer's off-days. When I realized that there was no such product available, my business partner and I decided to develop a semi-soundproof dog crate for myself and other pet owners in similar situations. We'd love any ideas that you have or tips for proceeding with this idea. If you'd like, please visit our launching website at Serenity Dog Crate
Soundproof dog crate
- Thread starter Pudge
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- Tags bark solutions bark training dog crate soundproof dog crate
The concept of a crate that can reduce sound is a very good one, and that's what you are advertising on your site... as a new business owner, my advice to you is to be wary of giving false advertising. You are advertising your crate on here as soundproof, but you are selling a sound-reducing crate.
Advertising the product as it is, listing product specifications, why it works, how it works, and true honest testimonies will place your business in a much higher respect and garner you more business than a ghostly web concept like you have given us here, and false advertising as you have done on this thread.
Best of luck!
Advertising the product as it is, listing product specifications, why it works, how it works, and true honest testimonies will place your business in a much higher respect and garner you more business than a ghostly web concept like you have given us here, and false advertising as you have done on this thread.
Best of luck!
Actually, this has all started in a matter of about 3 weeks. Primarily, I'd like to create one for my own Boxer and then I started thinking about selling it if I could make it work. Definitely still in the testing phase and am interested in any and all ideas. I'm new to the whole forum idea and wasn't sure about posting a website in the other forum. If I can get this thing competed, I'm looking to start production asap. All of the responses have been incredibly informative.
The goal is to reduce the bark decibel level by a significant enough level to avoid disturbing neighbors. A more accurate description would be "sound reducing" crate (I'd change it if i could). I have a method that has decreased the bark volume by about 60 percent on average and am working on reducing even more. The ventilation system is the most difficult part in this process and of course the most important.