This is a YouTube video titled "¿Tu Perro Tiene Miedo a los Ruidos Fuertes? 🎆5 tips para calmarlo" created in June 2025. The content is a bilingual or Spanish-language dialogue between two speakers providing practical advice on how to help dogs cope with fear of loud noises such as thunderstorms and fireworks. The speakers discuss training techniques, environmental adjustments, and calming products to reduce dogs' anxiety during these events.
Thunderstorms and rockets like fireworks are very scary to dogs. Here are five tips that I have applied to my dogs to help them cope much better with these noises. If you have a puppy or your.
Dog is in the process of training.
The ideal thing to do is to.
Play a series of loud noises at home that are at a certain volume and that you can gradually increase over time and over the course of days.
This way, your dog can get used.
To these loud noises.
When you know that there is going.
To be a storm or a series of fireworks, close the doors and windows of your house so that the sound does not get in. You can also muffle the outside noise with music that you can play on the television or on a stereo. Find a space or corner in your house where you know it will be quiet and where you can also confirm that the sound is as soft as possible. Use your dog's favorite blanket and toys to create a comfort zone for him so that he can be much calmer.
If your puppy or adult dog is.
Already familiar with and calm when a.
Loud noise is heard, you can also.
Reinforce this behavior by giving it a.
Reward, playing with it or giving it its favorite snack. This way you can reinforce this positive.
Attitude towards the noise.
But be careful. It is very important to differentiate this attitude because if you are rewarding your.
Dog when it is in a very scary situation and is shaking and you.
Feel that it is anxious about these noises, if you reward it, you will.
Be rewarding this attitude and that is.
Not what we want. Quite the opposite. In the most extreme cases where your.
Dog is very nervous when faced with.
These noises, you can go to the.
Vet who can help you understand what may be happening and how you can alleviate the situation.
There are a number of products that can help your dog relax, such as collars which you can put on it frequently so that it gets used to the situation.
There are also a number of devices that plug into the wall and emit a series of pheromones to create a calm environment. And while loud noises are being heard, your dog can be a little more relaxed. Dogs being afraid of these loud noises is something completely natural and instinctive.
Therefore, you should never scold them. Ideally, you should always be by their.
Side when there are moments of loud.
Noises, of bangs, so that they can feel accompanied.
It is also essential that you can transmit calm and tranquility to them because.
They are beings that perceive feelings and.
The environment around them very well.
And if you help them with this feeling, they will be able to feel.
