Why you and your dog keep setting each other off, and the one thing you haven’t tried.
Your Dog’s Anxiety Is Amplifying Yours: 5 Reasons Neither of You Can Settle at Night
One silent device for the room you share, working on the space instead of on either of you.
An honest look at why it’s rarely just the dog who can’t settle, and what’s been missing from every fix you’ve tried.
- Your dog’s panic and your restless nights feed each other. Neither of you is failing.
- Wraps, treats and diffusers all work on your dog’s body. None of them change the room you both live in.
- A small, silent device puts a steady 7.83 Hz field back into one room, and you can watch your dog decide for himself.
It Starts With the First Loud Noise
You know how it goes. Whether it’s a flurry of fireworks, or a low rumble somewhere in the distance, and before the rain even starts, he’s up. Panting. Pacing. Pressing against your legs, or squeezing under the bed where you can’t reach him.
You get down on the floor. You talk to him softly. You hold him while he shakes.
But you can’t explain thunder to a dog. And he can’t tell you what he’s feeling. All you can do is wait it out together.
Then the storm passes. He finally drifts off… and now you’re the one lying awake. Body exhausted, mind wide awake. If you’re lucky, you’ll get the first half of the night.
If that sounds familiar, keep reading. Because what’s happening in your house probably isn’t two separate problems.