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I’m not a dog owner but aren’t you supposed to play fireworks on your TV at increasing volume in the preceding days to get them used to it? That seems a better
by thebruce87m 4mo ago
I’m not a dog owner but aren’t you supposed to play fireworks on your TV at increasing volume in the preceding days to get them used to it?
That seems a better option than expecting everyone else to change their behaviour because of a pet you chose.
- jjtheblunt 4mo agoI've never heard that, like fireworks homeopathy or something? Where did you hear that?
- thebruce87m 4mo agoHere is the first non-Reddit link from Google: https://www.royalkennelclub.com/health-and-dog-care/health-dog-care/health/health-and-care/a-z-of-health-and-care-issues/fireworks/ https://www.royalkennelclub.com/health-and-dog-care/health-d... > Getting your dog used to loud and sudden noises can make them more relaxed and less reactive when the fireworks outside get going. There’s a good range of CDs and playlists of fireworks, storms, and loud noises available, and playing these can really help your dog desensitise to the noise. > Start by playing the sounds at a low volume, and as your dog gets used to it you can slowly increase the volume over a period of time so that they become used to the noise. This can work especially well with young dogs and puppies, and can let you nip any problems in the bud before they even arise.
- jjtheblunt 4mo agointeresting!
- AngryData 4mo agoLoud action movies seem to help a friend of mine's dog who otherwise acted like fireworks were the devil incarnate.