Separation anxiety can be very serious and traumatic for dogs, especially dogs who have a past of being abandoned. They may feel like every time you leave them, that it\u2019s for good. Even though you know this isn\u2019t true, they don\u2019t so a lot of dogs often develop some sort of separation anxiety. But there are ways to reduce this anxiety for dogs. Music can help soothe them and get them into the routine of you leaving them alone.<\/p>\n
Some people may just leave the radio running and hope for the best, but dogs have a different way of processing music than we do. They hear frequencies at different levels than humans, so 8 hours of pop music may not be the best idea for soothing anxiety. Dogs will appreciate you playing music that is pleasing to the tones and pitches they hear best.<\/p>\n
Whatever your preferred music platform is, you can find music designed for doggie listeners. For example, try Canine Lullabies<\/a>, available on most music streaming services or on CD! Music made for dogs will having a relaxing tone and peaceful melodies to soothe even the most anxious pups.<\/p>\n Peaceful music helps soothe separation anxiety by calming down a dog, preventing unwanted barking or whining, and reducing hyperactivity (out of boredom or anxiety). A good-quality speaker that won\u2019t pop or have loose wires for your dog to chew on is best!<\/p>\nClassical Music, Doggie Beethoven?<\/h2>\n