Can dogs hear sounds made by vibrations of more than 20-20000 time per second?

Dogs have an impressive hearing range, typically between 40 Hz to around 60,000 Hz, which allows them to detect sounds well beyond the upper limit of human hearing (20,000 Hz). This means they can hear sounds produced by vibrations that exceed 20,000 times per second. Their ability to hear high-frequency sounds is beneficial for detecting prey and communicating with other dogs. Overall, dogs' acute sense of hearing enables them to perceive a wide array of sounds that are inaudible to humans.