You're viewing an email archive of The Pet Summits newsletter. Join free to receive the world's most trusted holistic pet care newsletter keeping 100k+ pet lovers in the loop.
Dogs, just like humans, can feel a range of emotions. Anxiety is one of them. In the bustling era we live in, noise pollution is more prevalent than you'd think.
That random pop of the microwave or the blaring sirens can make your dog's tail drop faster than you can say "treat." So, as a fur parent, it's our duty to keep our beloved dog in the calmest state possible.
Ever notice how some tunes can lull you into relaxation while others make you want to jump on the dance floor?
Similarly, dogs too, believe it or not, have a musical palate. It might come as a surprise, but there's a deep-rooted connection between music and dogs.
Beyond just relaxation, music can be a potent tool for conditioning and training.
"But why would my dog prefer Beethoven over Metallica?" you ask. The answer lies in science.
You should know that dogs have sensitive ears and not all dogs march (or dance) to the beat of the same drum.
Some breeds are more sensitive to sound than others. For instance, while a Golden Retriever might enjoy your garage band practice, a Border Collie might prefer some smooth jazz instead.
At the end of the day, it's all about ensuring that our dogs feel comfortable and calm in their surroundings. And a significant part of that comfort comes from the sound environment we create for them.
By being mindful and intentional about the noises and music in their space, we can foster a serene and harmonious atmosphere.
All this sound talk getting you curious? Lisa Spector’s gonna spill some serious beans at the upcoming Pet Anxiety Summit alongside 21+ experts. Get your tickets and learn to handle and address pet anxiety.
Plus, don't miss our 2-day live chat with Dr. Edward about the upcoming Pet Anxiety Summit.
Details:
📅 1st Live Chat: Thursday, 7th September | 7 pm ET | 4 pm PT | [Tap to Join!]
🍃 Natural Selections:
Have you seen our Amazon Storefront? We've listed all of the items that our vets and pet experts have shared over the years. They've done all the hard work researching the best products so you don't have to. So when you're putting in your next order, do so right here.
📰 PetPress Update:
AROUND THE WEB
Sponsored
Dr. Edward Bassingthwaighte is hosting the Healing Pet Anxiety Holistically Workshop in October. Early bird tickets are available now. Sign up here.
Discover the unbiased health news you've been missing. Get the key steps for a longer, healthier life in a 5-minute read. Think for yourself, value your health. Sign up here.
Pet Summits
"You Deserve The #BestPetEver"
[optin-monster-inline slug="mlnlpr997zpjxnktfuo1"]