Comments on: July 4th Safety Tips

By: Lisa Spector

Lisa Spector — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 05:27:20 +0000

How to Calm your Dog without Drugs on July 4th:
Through a Dog’s Ear, the first music clinically tested to relieve canine anxiety issues. Play Music to Calm your Canine Companion Vol. 1 and 2.
Free samples and Downloads here:
http://www.throughadogsear.com/music_compositions.htm
It is most effective when you first play the music well before the fireworks start, at a time the dog is already peaceful and relaxed. He will begin to associate the music with being calm and content. Then play the music a couple of hours before the fireworks start and continue to play through bedtime. The music doesn’t need to be loud to be effective as it has been clinically demonstrated to calm the canine nervous system.

Last year, I received a heart warming email from a woman who told me that it was the first 4th of July that she didn’t need to drug her dog, thanks to the music of Through a Dog’s Ear. On previous years, he had jumped out of windows. She said, “It was like Dog Ambien! Dambien!” Read the full story.. http://www.throughadogsear.com/share_received.htm

Musically yours,
Lisa Spector
Co-Creator, Through a Dog’s Ear

By: Daisy

Daisy — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 03:01:22 +0000

Thankfully, Daisy is not afraid of noises. She doesn’t seem to notice the fireworks but I know a lot of dogs get very upset.

By: Katie

Katie — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:22:23 +0000

I will never forget being at a park, awaiting the fireworks, and seeing a man with his large rottweiler, a very nice dog. All was well until the fireworks started! Then this poor massive dog went into a massive panic! The man grabbed the dog, wrestling him away from the thick, deep crowd. I don’t know what ultimately happened, but it was not like it was going to be easy to get this very large, terrified dog out of the middle of a crowded park, then out into the massive parking problem; the park was “closed” to parking and most people were parked at least a mile away, or more, outside the park itself.
I wondered what this man was thinking; bringing his poor animal into that situation.