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Darlington Dogs Trust Launch Calming Pooch Playlist to Combat Firework Distress
Experts attribute the 81% rise in missing dogs to firework-induced fear and stress, urging owners to create calm environments and use natural calming aids during the season.
- The Kennel Club reported an 81% rise in missing dogs during firework season, with many owners in the United Kingdom saying fireworks cause pet distress.
- Unexpected loud bangs and flashes cause dogs to form lasting fear associations, leading to panic and bolting from homes or during walks.
- Charities have published calming resources as experts at Pooch & Mutt and Dr Linda Simon shared four ways to keep dogs calm, while Dom Burke at Dogs Trust said, `You could even stream our new Soft Sounds playlist to help them unwind`.
- Animal welfare groups expect rescue centres to brace for increased stray dogs, while Dogs Trust calls on the government to review fireworks laws.
- Owners are urged to create calm, safe indoor spaces, keep dogs inside, consider trackers, and for anxious dogs, consult veterinarians and use calming supplements, Britt Rosendahl said stress should be addressed soon.
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