Definition of hearing dog in English:

hearing dog

noun

A dog trained to alert people who are deaf or hard of hearing to such sounds as the ringing of an alarm, doorbell, or telephone.
导聋犬
Example sentencesExamples
- Temperament tested and intensively trained for nearly eight months, Noah joined the honorable ranks of border collies working as certified hearing dogs and service dogs.
- Blind people get Seeing Eye dogs, deaf people get hearing dogs.
- The new scheme only applies to cats and dogs coming to Britain from Western Europe, and may also include guide dogs and hearing dogs from Australia and New Zealand.
- Her hearing dog, Jessie, was curled up at the foot of her bed, asleep.
- ‘Mandy, this is Jessie, my hearing dog,’ Jenny explained as she scratched Jessie behind the ears.
- Matthew led a sponsored cycle ride to help to buy a hearing dog for a profoundly deaf teacher at the college.
- Plucky hearing dog Rosie defied cruel thugs and a savage attack to scoop a bravery award.
- Some of the dogs rescued in the past have become hearing dogs for the deaf or have gone on to work for the RAF.
- In the past year these visitors have included music and theatre groups, the fire service and police personnel, a hearing dog and trainer, and a mother with her newborn baby.
- I told them about the royal decree but they said they would still only allow guide dogs for the blind and hearing dogs for the deaf.
- If you start with a young puppy, the amount of time isn't usually too much more than what would be needed to train a hearing dog: about 30 to 45 minutes a day, plus one hour a week when you are in an obedience class.
- After decades giving her time to help others, Mrs Sansom has been recognised for her efforts and had a hearing dog she helped to pay for named in her honour.
- I was also involved in teaching assistance dogs, such as seeing-eye and hearing dogs, for people with an impaired sense.
- Four years ago, the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People gave her a hearing dog to aid her with everyday household sounds.
- She has proved her worth, as a hearing dog and as a guardian angel.
- I swear if I could pass Gracie off as a hearing dog and get away with it I would.
- ‘Jessie is a hearing dog,’ Jenny explained with a smile, trying desperately to ignore the look of disaproval on the woman's face.
- Yet it costs just as much to train a hearing dog and several months of training.
- He chose the charity because nephew Sam has partial hearing and may benefit from a hearing dog one day.
- And while I've heard that a hearing dog would alert us to any crying the baby makes, we can't afford one.

Definition of hearing dog in US English:

hearing dog

nounhɪ(ə)rɪŋ dɔɡ

A dog trained to alert people who are deaf or hard of hearing to such sounds as the ringing of an alarm, doorbell, or telephone.
导聋犬
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Jessie is a hearing dog,’ Jenny explained with a smile, trying desperately to ignore the look of disaproval on the woman's face.
- Yet it costs just as much to train a hearing dog and several months of training.
- I swear if I could pass Gracie off as a hearing dog and get away with it I would.
- I told them about the royal decree but they said they would still only allow guide dogs for the blind and hearing dogs for the deaf.
- Temperament tested and intensively trained for nearly eight months, Noah joined the honorable ranks of border collies working as certified hearing dogs and service dogs.
- He chose the charity because nephew Sam has partial hearing and may benefit from a hearing dog one day.
- ‘Mandy, this is Jessie, my hearing dog,’ Jenny explained as she scratched Jessie behind the ears.
- Blind people get Seeing Eye dogs, deaf people get hearing dogs.
- Plucky hearing dog Rosie defied cruel thugs and a savage attack to scoop a bravery award.
- If you start with a young puppy, the amount of time isn't usually too much more than what would be needed to train a hearing dog: about 30 to 45 minutes a day, plus one hour a week when you are in an obedience class.
- After decades giving her time to help others, Mrs Sansom has been recognised for her efforts and had a hearing dog she helped to pay for named in her honour.
- In the past year these visitors have included music and theatre groups, the fire service and police personnel, a hearing dog and trainer, and a mother with her newborn baby.
- She has proved her worth, as a hearing dog and as a guardian angel.
- Her hearing dog, Jessie, was curled up at the foot of her bed, asleep.
- And while I've heard that a hearing dog would alert us to any crying the baby makes, we can't afford one.
- Some of the dogs rescued in the past have become hearing dogs for the deaf or have gone on to work for the RAF.
- I was also involved in teaching assistance dogs, such as seeing-eye and hearing dogs, for people with an impaired sense.
- Four years ago, the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People gave her a hearing dog to aid her with everyday household sounds.
- The new scheme only applies to cats and dogs coming to Britain from Western Europe, and may also include guide dogs and hearing dogs from Australia and New Zealand.
- Matthew led a sponsored cycle ride to help to buy a hearing dog for a profoundly deaf teacher at the college.

词汇	hearing dog
释义	Definition of hearing dog in English: hearing dog noun A dog trained to alert people who are deaf or hard of hearing to such sounds as the ringing of an alarm, doorbell, or telephone. 导聋犬 Example sentencesExamples Temperament tested and intensively trained for nearly eight months, Noah joined the honorable ranks of border collies working as certified hearing dogs and service dogs. Blind people get Seeing Eye dogs, deaf people get hearing dogs. The new scheme only applies to cats and dogs coming to Britain from Western Europe, and may also include guide dogs and hearing dogs from Australia and New Zealand. Her hearing dog, Jessie, was curled up at the foot of her bed, asleep. ‘Mandy, this is Jessie, my hearing dog,’ Jenny explained as she scratched Jessie behind the ears. Matthew led a sponsored cycle ride to help to buy a hearing dog for a profoundly deaf teacher at the college. Plucky hearing dog Rosie defied cruel thugs and a savage attack to scoop a bravery award. Some of the dogs rescued in the past have become hearing dogs for the deaf or have gone on to work for the RAF. In the past year these visitors have included music and theatre groups, the fire service and police personnel, a hearing dog and trainer, and a mother with her newborn baby. I told them about the royal decree but they said they would still only allow guide dogs for the blind and hearing dogs for the deaf. If you start with a young puppy, the amount of time isn't usually too much more than what would be needed to train a hearing dog: about 30 to 45 minutes a day, plus one hour a week when you are in an obedience class. After decades giving her time to help others, Mrs Sansom has been recognised for her efforts and had a hearing dog she helped to pay for named in her honour. I was also involved in teaching assistance dogs, such as seeing-eye and hearing dogs, for people with an impaired sense. Four years ago, the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People gave her a hearing dog to aid her with everyday household sounds. She has proved her worth, as a hearing dog and as a guardian angel. I swear if I could pass Gracie off as a hearing dog and get away with it I would. ‘Jessie is a hearing dog,’ Jenny explained with a smile, trying desperately to ignore the look of disaproval on the woman's face. Yet it costs just as much to train a hearing dog and several months of training. He chose the charity because nephew Sam has partial hearing and may benefit from a hearing dog one day. And while I've heard that a hearing dog would alert us to any crying the baby makes, we can't afford one. Definition of hearing dog in US English: hearing dog nounhɪ(ə)rɪŋ dɔɡ A dog trained to alert people who are deaf or hard of hearing to such sounds as the ringing of an alarm, doorbell, or telephone. 导聋犬 Example sentencesExamples ‘Jessie is a hearing dog,’ Jenny explained with a smile, trying desperately to ignore the look of disaproval on the woman's face. Yet it costs just as much to train a hearing dog and several months of training. I swear if I could pass Gracie off as a hearing dog and get away with it I would. I told them about the royal decree but they said they would still only allow guide dogs for the blind and hearing dogs for the deaf. Temperament tested and intensively trained for nearly eight months, Noah joined the honorable ranks of border collies working as certified hearing dogs and service dogs. He chose the charity because nephew Sam has partial hearing and may benefit from a hearing dog one day. ‘Mandy, this is Jessie, my hearing dog,’ Jenny explained as she scratched Jessie behind the ears. Blind people get Seeing Eye dogs, deaf people get hearing dogs. Plucky hearing dog Rosie defied cruel thugs and a savage attack to scoop a bravery award. If you start with a young puppy, the amount of time isn't usually too much more than what would be needed to train a hearing dog: about 30 to 45 minutes a day, plus one hour a week when you are in an obedience class. After decades giving her time to help others, Mrs Sansom has been recognised for her efforts and had a hearing dog she helped to pay for named in her honour. In the past year these visitors have included music and theatre groups, the fire service and police personnel, a hearing dog and trainer, and a mother with her newborn baby. She has proved her worth, as a hearing dog and as a guardian angel. Her hearing dog, Jessie, was curled up at the foot of her bed, asleep. And while I've heard that a hearing dog would alert us to any crying the baby makes, we can't afford one. Some of the dogs rescued in the past have become hearing dogs for the deaf or have gone on to work for the RAF. I was also involved in teaching assistance dogs, such as seeing-eye and hearing dogs, for people with an impaired sense. Four years ago, the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People gave her a hearing dog to aid her with everyday household sounds. The new scheme only applies to cats and dogs coming to Britain from Western Europe, and may also include guide dogs and hearing dogs from Australia and New Zealand. Matthew led a sponsored cycle ride to help to buy a hearing dog for a profoundly deaf teacher at the college.
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