We'll discuss the challenges in
working with noise phobias, what's helpful and what's not, myths about «rewarding fear», management options, and why winter is the best time to work with these problems.
Lovely weather, summer holidays and a relaxed atmosphere make summer everyone's favorite season — everyone except for
dogs with noise phobias.
Notably, the probability that a dog
with noise phobia would also have separation anxiety is high according to a study conducted by Dr. Karen Overall.1 The study suggests that averse reactivity to noises in general may predispose dogs to separation anxiety.
New Year's Eve and the Fourth of July are times for celebration, but if you own a dog
with a noise phobia, these dates can be very stressful.
Other pets become extremely frightened, especially dogs
with noise phobia.
It can be used for anxious dogs, in shelters, or for dogs
with noise phobias.
Victoria Stilwell has also worked with the developers of Through a Dog's Ear to develop a program of CD's for dogs
with noise phobias.
Distracting noise is often recommended for dogs
with noise phobias, or for puppies with separation anxiety.