Classic FM will be hosting two shows specially for dogs that struggle with anxiety on fireworks night; find out where to listen and check out some tips to keep them calm here
We know gundogs are perhaps the least likely group of canines to be frightened by fireworks (being used to loud bangs!), but there will no doubt still be some that suffer from anxiety when the rockets and firecrackers start going off nearby.
Below, we have some general tips to help those that do struggle calm, along with details of a Classical FM show specifically designed to sooth anxious dogs on fireworks night.
Due to be aired from 6pm-10pm on November 5 and 6, the show will feature soothing classical music chosen specifically to calm dogs during loud displays. Owners can turn the volume up a little to help mask the bangs and fizzes coming from outside.
Charlotte Hawkins, the Classical FM radio presenter, will also be offering practical tips and advice to help make worried dogs as comfortable as possible during fireworks displays.
Tune in here at 6pm.
Tips for keeping dogs calm on fireworks night
Signs your dog is experiencing anxiety or panic
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