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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: If a dog's hearing is better than a humans, why don't dogs seem uncomfortable when the TV volume is loud?
gpt
You're working from the presumption that "better" hearing means they perceive volume to be magnified, however this is not the case.

Think about humans with differing eyesight. If one person has better eyesight than another, they might be able to see objects off in the distance more clearly, however that doesn't mean that nearby objects appear magnified or that everything seems brighter to them. They're simply able to see more thing in fine detail.

Similarly, dogs are able to pick up more sounds than we can -- they can hear frequencies that we cannot, and they are more sensitive to quiet and subtle noises that we may not notice. This doesn't mean that everything seems *louder* to them, however, only that they are able to hear more than we can.