When a new rescue dog is scared to come out of the crate, refuses to take treats from you, and is also frightened of the lead, you’re dealing with a really tough puzzle to solve—especially ...

To acclimate your dog to these common sounds of nature, consider using a sound machine paired with the same firework treat strategy.

While all of the above can definitely help your dog feel more comfortable and accepting of fireworks, consult your vet for advice if your dog is very anxious about loud noises—they might ...

And if his fearfulness is bad enough, the dog could bite one of your comrades or even you. A dog that is afraid of loud sounds is just plain spooky and unreliable.' ...

Dogs and fireworks aren't always a great match. A veterinarian shares tips to calm your pet's anxiety during 4th of July celebrations.

Dog Channels will feature “a curated collection of vet-backed sound and light pairings” to help soothe your dog if it’s experiencing a period of increased anxiety.

Having an anxious dog usually means anxiety for the owner, too. Here’s why some dogs are afraid of thunder and tips from the American Kennel Club for calming your dog during a summer thunderstorm.

This might sound counterintuitive, but try playing fireworks sounds at a very low volume in your home and, over time, gradually increase the volume.