Husky (definite introduction)

Not only do dogs feel better than humans, they also hear better. Sometimes, we use dogs’ quick hearing to work for us. However, as domestic pets, some dogs are too sensitive to sounds. They will be very impatient when thunder or firecrackers are set off, and then bark randomly to express their unsafe feelings. If this is the case, it is very important for their owners. This is also a very disturbing thing. So what should we do?

If your dog's hearing is very sharp and very sensitive, sounds that sound normal to us humans will sound strange to the dog. Not normal anymore. If your dog has problems because he is sensitive to sounds, you can try stuffing some cotton into his ears. Of course, we can’t stuff cotton into his ears 24 hours a day. However, when the dog is afraid, such as setting off firecrackers or being hit by thunder and lightning, stuff it with some cotton to make it less stimulated by the sound and less sensitive.

Another way is to make the dog match these sounds. Some owners will try to train their dogs to be exposed to these sounds that make them sensitive from an early age. For example, phone ringing, door ringing, firecrackers, etc. Start with the smallest, least irritating sounds, start with the weakest training, and slowly make the dog familiar with these sounds, so that it understands that under normal circumstances, these sounds cannot cause harm to it. Gradually make your pet dog less afraid of these sounds when he grows up.

The remaining way is for the host to use more snacks. Since dogs are naturally averse to noise, it seems impossible to change this talent of dogs. Therefore, whenever this kind of irregular and explosive noise occurs, the dog becomes anxious and worried, and the owner becomes anxious. What you need to do is to comfort the dog, change its attention, or hold the dog to give it a sufficient sense of security. If things go on like this, the dog will not be so sensitive to these creatures. The premise is that the dog shows fear of the sound. Dogs that are completely unresponsive do not need to do this.

If your dog is sensitive to sounds, you might as well try the above methods.

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