When the Fourth of July fireworks go off, your dog may already be hiding under your furniture. Fireworks can be traumatic for ...

Helping your dog stay calm during fireworks requires understanding the root of their fear and taking decisive steps to make ...

Generally, shaking, whining, or pacing are signs that something is wrong. Help your dog find their happy place. If you’re at a park when the fireworks ... for your dog’s fear.

However, while we’re all oohing and ahhing, our dogs are retreating under the couch, shaking in fear ... recommends giving your dog melatonin an hour before fireworks start. “ ...

A debilitating fear of fireworks ranked higher than separation, thunder, new people or other pets, going to the vet and car rides as the leading cause of pet anxiety. However, only 16% of dog ...

try purchasing dog earmuffs, headphones, or hoods to block firework noise. Keep in mind that dogs who are already scared or feel trapped due to the fireworks may be less inclined to wear anything ...

He would tell us, 'That kind of dog will be afraid of thunder, fireworks, gunshots, artillery sounds, close flying planes, you name it. In addition, that kind of dog will be afraid of strangers ...

Even though you may be expecting the loud noises and flashing lights of Fourth of July fireworks ... panting and shaking are expected in any stressful situation. But when a dog becomes destructive ...

It is a day of patriotism and pride, American flags, hot dogs and hamburgers, beer, and fireworks. For your dog, it may be the ... barking, shaking, anxiety attacks, destructive or aggressive ...

Fireworks can be terrifying for dogs due to their sensitive hearing and smell. Prepare your dog for fireworks by ensuring ... howling, barking, shaking, anxiety attacks, destructive or aggressive ...