Puppy Selection happens when the puppies are 7 weeks old. Prior to puppy selection, all families on the Litter Selection List will have had a chance to review each puppy's photos, videos, temperament testing assessment videos, vet wellness exam form, and info sheet to assist them in selecting the right puppy for their family. Families will make selections during the scheduled times for puppy selection by phone call, text, or email.
I will be contacting you from my phone (319-261-9634) when the appointment ahead of yours has concluded.
I will email assigned appointment times out a few days before selection day. You will have 15 minutes to complete your appointment and let me know which puppy you choose. It is extremely important that I am able to reach you during your assigned appointment time. Elapsed appointment time will not be made up. You will only get the remaining amount of time to complete your selection. If you are unable to be reached during your assigned appointment, you will be bumped to last pick. Should you have any questions, please email me prior to your appointment, so that we can focus on discussing the puppies during your appointment.
I will send you a "Final To Dos" email after your appointment including a link to schedule your Go-Home Day appointment time. You will also see your final balance for you to pay (read more on payment instructions below). It will also contain the Dog Health Warranty, Purchase Agreement, & Spay/Neuter Agreement contract over through Docusign for you to complete, a link to register your pup's microchip, and information on how to complete registration for our mandatory 30 day free trial of pet insurance through Trupanion.
Payment must be paid in full on Selection Day. Accepted forms of payment are Venmo (@countrylanebernedoodles) or cashiers credit card.
A 3% fee will automatically be applied to your total. You can use the website link below to submit payment using credit card.
https://www.countrylanebernedoodles.com/payments
Click here for an amazon list of puppy essentials!
This file explains how to properly acclimate your puppy to it's new home!
This file has everything you could possibly want to know about your new puppy and how to care for them. Most questions you have within the first day or two with your new puppy can be answered here.
This file is your guide to grooming your Bernedoodle!
This file is your guide to socializing your puppy.
What food should you buy?
At Country Lane, our puppies are raised on Farmina N&D Tropical Selection Lamb Puppy Medium & Maxi , a high-quality, nutritionally balanced food that supports healthy growth and digestion. While they’re with us, the puppies have free-choice access to food throughout the day. This allows them to eat small, frequent meals as their bodies grow and their energy needs change. Once your puppy comes home, you’ll transition them to scheduled feeding, offering approximately ¼–½ cup twice a day depending on age, size, and activity level. Creating a consistent routine helps regulate digestion, supports potty training, and gives your puppy structure as they settle into their new home. As always, I’m happy to guide you in adjusting amounts as your puppy grows.
I will be sending a sample of this food home with your puppy. You can purchase it through the Farmina website, or on Chewy.com.
Should you want to switch to a different brand of food, please keep them on a premium quality puppy food appropriate for their size. This is necessary while they are growing, roughly for the first 12-18 months. The steps below should be followed over the period of a week to transition from the food they were used to at Country Lane to the new food you wish to feed.
We recommend the Midwest Life Stages crate with the divider panel. The divider panel makes it possible for you to buy the size crate needed for the adult size of your pet, and divide off the kennel into a smaller size for when you are crate/potty training your puppy.
For Tiny and Mini Bernedoodles we recommend the 36-inch size.
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You should start training your puppy immediately once you bring them home! We love these online training methods above for that reason. You can get started right away at your own pace in the comfort of you own home! Method K9 and Baxter & Bella are both great programs that I have used with my own pets. Click on the images above to be directed to their pages.
I love Baxter & Bella for it's easy-to-use and fun-to-follow features. A membership with Baxter & Bella is not just training videos. It includes lifetime access to lessons and videos, games and activities, a resource library full of articles and helpful info, video archives, parent forums, and LIVE support. It's the leading provider of online dog training, and we are so excited to partner with them. Use coupon code "CLB25" at sign up for 25% off.
Method K9 is an actual full time dog trainer in the PNW. It wasn't until recently that she started online courses training families from all over how to use her incredible training techniques. If you are truly wanting to take your dog training to the next level, this is the course for you. She has several courses available, and I personally have purchased the Puppy Jump Start (ages 8 weeks-5 months) and Basic Foundation (ages 5 months+) courses. After you purchase you will have access to the courses for up to a year. I am working on getting my customers a coupon code for these courses, so I will update in the future if I'm successful. I will say that they are well worth their money!
Other free training videos I find helpful, as well as the desensitizing sounds our puppies listen to daily (that we recommend you play for them moving forward as well) are located below.
Training Videos I Recommend
McCann Dog Training
Puppy Potty Training- The 4 Reasons It Isn't Working - Professional Dog Training Tips Puppy potty training doesn't need to be complicated. But it is frustrating when your potty training isn't working. There are 4 reasons that people often overlook when training their puppy to pee outside. You may know the steps for how to potty train your dog in "7 days". But often people reach out to us because they are following all of the steps, and their puppy is still having accidents in the house. We're going to talk about how to potty train a puppy, but more importantly, how to avoid the 4 most common potty training mistakes people make.
Still feel like you’re struggling with house training? You need to watch THIS: The BIGGEST Mistake New Puppy Owners Make...
https://youtu.be/OJaT_3RB3LU
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Potty Training A Puppy To Go Outside In this video, I will show you exactly how to train a puppy to go potty outside. I have created several puppy potty training videos to help you through the process, and one common thing I hear is that a viewer's puppy doesn't like to go potty outside.
Still feel like you’re struggling with house training? You need to watch THIS: The BIGGEST Mistake New Puppy Owners Make...
https://youtu.be/OJaT_3RB3LU
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Let's train together! Train with us online: https://mydogcan.mccanndogs.com/courses/my-dog-can
Check Out Our Podcast! https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/mccann-professional-dog-trainers/id1302363811?mt=2
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Thanks for watching,
Happy Training! ~Ken
Zak George’s Dog Training Revolution
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In this video, I share the most efficient and EASY way to house train your new puppy or dog. With over 12 million views, this comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about housetraining success and how to make it happen! Follow these tips, tricks, and techniques to make the process as easy as possible for both you and your puppy or dog! 🐾
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Puppy Biting? Learn Bite Inhibition Training! Puppy biting is a tough thing to work through. Let us show you how to help your pup learn puppy bite inhibition! **** Download the FREE Simpawtico Basic Gear Buyer’s Guide here: https://geni.us/buyers_guide
—————RELATED CONTENT—————
Power Tip #2: Taking Treats Nicely
https://youtu.be/COhyTu8Ycx0
Early Puppy Socialization
https://youtu.be/8J7cPE-2wNw
Training Secret: Progressions
https://youtu.be/_3OdLTxEQBE
Watch our Puppy Training playlist on YouTube
https://bit.ly/2tBQp7h
Article and free PDF on DogStar Daily (Dr. Ian Dunbar)
https://www.dogstardaily.com/puppy-biting
Dr. Ian Dunbar’s book “Before and After Getting Your Puppy” (this is one of our favorite guides on all things puppy raising—there’s a section on puppy biting that’s very informative).
http://geni.us/cUV9KB
Good article on ABI at Academy for Dog Trainers
https://academyfordogtrainers.com/blog/ouch-acquired-bite-inhibition-and-puppies
Another good article on the Whole Dog Journal
https://bit.ly/2MXAwRu
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In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training talks about how to work appropriately on the problem of persistent puppy biting by providing timely, representative feedback. This helps a puppy develop Acquired Bite Inhibition, cultivating a safe dog as an adult!
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How to Use the 4 Types of Dog Toys RIGHT! Learn more about using dog toys with the LINKS and RESOURCES below!
—————CHEW TOYS—————
Some of the links below are affiliate links. These won't cost you anything, but the commissions we may earn through them help offset the cost of dog treats. Thanks for your support!
Benebones
http://geni.us/GvhbyIK
Nylabone XL Durachew
http://geni.us/IYzpi4k
Nylabone Durachew packs
http://geni.us/bZrdv
—————DENTAL TOYS—————
Nylabone Double Bone (the one in the video)
http://geni.us/g6qOBlH
Kong Dental Stick
http://geni.us/j1fCgMo
Orka Jack (this was my Boston’s favorite toy when he was a puppy)
http://geni.us/g3Q6
—————HOLLOW TOYS—————
Classic Kong
https://geni.us/P2L8p
Kong Extreme
https://geni.us/rPk2i
PetSafe Barnacle
https://geni.us/tBDTS
PetSafe Squirrel Dude
https://geni.us/Biw4u
OurPets Atomic Ball
https://geni.us/2KZWx1
Ruffwear Gnawt-a-Cone
https://geni.us/2b7YxTC
StarMark Chewball
https://geni.us/NdfP9E
Westpaw Qwizl
https://geni.us/3Offm
OurPets Buster Cube
https://geni.us/Etker
—————INTERACTIVE TOYS—————
Here are a couple of our favorite tug toys
Leerburg Tubular Tug: https://geni.us/EZo9v
10" Fire Hose Tug: https://geni.us/HoAE
Kong Wobbler (very popular interactive enrichment toy)
https://geni.us/mSGg6S3
Nero Ball
https://geni.us/G83It
Chuckit! Classic Launcher
https://geni.us/m1xGV
—————PLUSH TOYS—————
Plush toys are extremely common. You can find a large selection in just about any pet supply store. Even dollar stores or second-hand stores like Salvo or Goodwill will have a good choice for cheap.
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In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training shows you how most folks waste huge opportunities with their dog toys. Learn the four dog toy types and how to use them to train your dog and teach essential skills. Also, there are tips on how to stuff a Kong toy, how to use a toy to calm a dog down, and a game with plush toys and interactive toys to keep your dog from destroying stuff!
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5 Tips to Chew Toy Train your Dog (w/Olive!) - Chew Toy Training It’s not what it is; it’s what you train it to be! Chew toy train your dog in no time! **** Download the FREE Simpawtico Basic Gear Buyer’s Guide here: https://geni.us/buyers_guide
Simpawtico’s Bringing Home a New Dog - 5 Tips w/Olive
https://youtu.be/LHHXfkk4qV4
Simpawtico’s video on using a Kong Toy
https://youtu.be/LwZI1isnvPQ
Simpawtico’s video on the 4 Types of Toys
https://youtu.be/Ht8ncX4Kq7M
Simpawtico’s video on Teaching a Dog Drop It w/Tug
https://youtu.be/lDZpz448uMU
***USE THE FOLLOWING TWO VIDEOS TO HELP YOU SEE HOW TARGETING and SHAPING WORK
Jean Donaldson’s video
https://youtu.be/1wakterNyUg
Donna Hill’s video
https://youtu.be/tFDIhH4it8Y
***GATEWAY TOYS WE USED
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Kong Dotz (small)
http://geni.us/aHhQz7
Kong Dental Stick
http://geni.us/j1fCgMo
***CHEW TOYS WE LOVE
Nylabone DuraChew Bone
http://geni.us/bZrdv
Nylabone Dura-Souper (Dexter is chewing on this one in the video)
http://geni.us/g6qOBlH
Benebones (this has become one of our favorites)
http://geni.us/GvhbyIK
Deer Antlers (too hard for some dogs, but just right for some)
http://geni.us/xplYO
Classic Kong
http://geni.us/P2L8p
Kong Extreme
http://geni.us/rPk2i
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In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training shows you how to chew toy train your dog. A chew toy-trained dog will stay out of most kinds of trouble. The #1 reason dogs chew up your stuff is boredom! Give them something to do! This works great for puppies or newly adopted dogs. Get your dog hooked on Nylabones, Kong Toys, and other similar items instead of your shoes and the mail!
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How to do Early Puppy Socialization - Advice, Research, Power Tips Understand the importance of early puppy socialization and GET ON IT. Learn the steps and develop a customized strategy. **** Download the FREE Simpawtico Basic Gear Buyer’s Guide here: https://geni.us/buyers_guide
—————TIME STAMPS—————
Scott and Fuller 1:32
Drs. Brennen and Hughes 3:10
Dr. R.K. Anderson’s Open Letter 4:59
AVSAB Position Statement 5:41
Socialization Power Tips 6:31
Closing 12:18
—————RESOURCES—————
Dr. R.K. Anderson’s Open Letter
http://www.trainyourdogmonth.com/members/handouts/apdt_tydmrkletter.pdf
The AVSAB Position Statement on Puppy Socialization (great info)
https://bit.ly/2KfCkTV
Scott & Fuller’s book "Genetics and the Social Behavior of the Dog"
https://amzn.to/2GDgpnt
Dr. Ian Dunbar’s book "Before and After You Get Your Puppy"
https://amzn.to/2KKYptH
You can also get the free eBook version of Dr. Dunbar’s book on our website:
http://www.simpawtico-training.com/learning/downloadables/
Dr. Dunbar’s book is also available for free on Dog Star Daily
https://www.dogstardaily.com/training
We also really love Dr. Sophia Yin’s book The Perfect Puppy in 7 Days
https://amzn.to/2GDD1Ei
And if you’re raising a working puppy, we absolutely love Michael Ellis’s DVD
http://leerburg.com/ellispuppydvd.htm
See the full, unedited interview with Drs. Brennen and Hughes
https://youtu.be/xRL92FX85Ck
Lake Road Animal Hospital and Kennels
https://lakeroadanimalhospital.net/
Our article and free handout on Classical Conditioning
http://www.simpawtico-training.com/understanding-classical-conditioning/
Simpawtico’s Puppy Training playlist on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLktyAF3uUGpGcT8-iKpCefUvRp3-lX9Pu
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In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training discusses early puppy socialization, probably the most important thing you’ll do with your puppy. We interview veterinarians, list some of the research from the world’s top organizations, and give you a run-down of some great strategies to get you going strong!
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5 Big Tips When Bringing Home a New Dog Make sure your management plan is on point! See how we helped Olive adapt to our home **** Download the FREE Simpawtico Basic Gear Buyer’s Guide here: https://geni.us/buyers_guide
—————RECOMMENDED ITEMS—————
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••••TRAINING REWARDS
Pet Botanics Training Rewards
https://geni.us/VujjZO
Stewart Pro Treats Freeze Dried Liver (these are the Hope Diamond of treats!)
http://geni.us/BAMB58I
••••CHEWTOYS
Benebone (all of our dogs' favorite chew toys, hands down)
http://geni.us/GvhbyIK
Nylabone DuraChew
http://geni.us/bZrdv
Kong Classic
http://geni.us/P2L8p
PetSafe Barnacle (another favorite in our house)
http://geni.us/tBDTS
••••EXTRA PIECES
Lifepul Seat Cover
http://geni.us/N01R3
Simple Solution Enzymatic Cleaner (our favorite for messes at home and in the training facility)
http://geni.us/p9ZQvWh
https://geni.us/VujjZO
In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training takes you through the process of bringing home a new dog or puppy and helping them adjust quickly. Getting a new dog is always stressful, but with these 5 areas to work on in your management plan, you’ll be on your way to a happy, healthy home. Also features our new little Boston Terrier, Olive!
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Crate Training Definitive Guide - Why and How to do it Learn the why and how of crate training for dogs and how to do it right **** Download the FREE Simpawtico Basic Gear Buyer’s Guide here: https://geni.us/buyers_guide
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CRATE LINERS & PADS
Maxx Dog Bed
https://geni.us/59M73Q
This is just like the Kong mat/pad without Kong pricing.
4” Orthopedic Pad w/washable cover
https://geni.us/veEc
This one is spendy, but WOW, I’d even sleep on this.
44 oz Lixit Water Bottle
https://geni.us/sWFlIi
The reviews are spotty on the Lixit brand, but, as one reviewer pointed out: “This company uses USA Adults with Disabilities to assemble this product, there is a chance that some are assembled incorrectly (not machine assembled)….” Evidently, any leaking is a super easy fix.
I want to support this company.
—————WORK-TO-EAT TOYS for TRAINING—————
Classic Kong
http://geni.us/P2L8p
Kong Extreme
http://geni.us/rPk2i
PetSafe Barnacle
http://geni.us/tBDTS
PetSafe Squirrel Dude
http://geni.us/Biw4u
—————RELATED CONTENT—————
See our video on putting it together:
https://youtu.be/pYm7baUqpew
Read about it on DogStar Daily:
http://www.dogstardaily.com/training/puppy-playroom-doggy-den
Read about it at Open Paw:
http://openpaw.org/Pet_Basics/confinement.html
Power Tip #3: Crate Game One—Bait + Restrain
https://youtu.be/MQwQY332xhc
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Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs
Calmsound
Door Knocking Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Door Knock Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Dog Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Dog Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Cat Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Cat Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Crying Baby - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Crying Baby - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Airplane Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Airplane Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Vacuum Cleaner Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Vacuum Cleaner Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Car Engine Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Car Engine Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Door Bell Sound effect - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Door Bell Sound effect - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Hair Clipper Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Hair Clipper Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Hair Dryer Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Hair Dryer Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Traffic - Country Road - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Traffic - Country Road - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Traffic - Highway - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Traffic - Highway - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Traffic - Urban Road - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Traffic - Urban Road - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Fireworks with Crowd Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Fireworks with Crowd Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Firework Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Firework Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
Calmsound
Washing Machine Sounds - Desensitizing Sounds for Dogs, Cats and other animals Washing Machine Sounds - Calm Pet: Desensitizing Sounds for Animals - http://www.calmsound.com
**Please play quietly to start with - gradually increase volume over a period of weeks / months**
There are many reasons why your pet may exhibit fearfulness or anxiety. This could be the animal's temperament, much of which is genetically determined. The animal that seems shy and often hides away from unusual stimuli will probably always be challenged. The animal's environment, especially in its early life, can also play a role in determining whether it is fearful. Very often, a bad experience that an animal has at a young age will probably stay with it throughout its adult life. Fortunately, there are incredibly effective ways of helping your animal to overcome these fears. These involve positive experiences with regular exposure to other animals, people and situations. This is known as socialization and it's a good idea to practice this from a young age. When an animal is scared of certain sounds, the most effective treatment is known as counter-conditioning or desensitizing - which is the purpose of this album.
Desensitizing your pet:
Desensitizing is the process of repeatedly presenting scary stimuli at a level below the animal's threshold, and gradually making the stimuli stronger until the animal shows no signs of fear or aggravation. The object of this album is to gradually expose your pet to sounds in a safe, controlled manner. You should play the desired sounds regularly, starting at very low levels and gradually increasing the volume until it is comparative to a real thunderstorm for example. It is important that you go about your business in the normal way whilst these sounds are playing, but occasional reassurance is fine. This process should not be rushed, so you should play the desired sounds very quietly for the first week, at random times throughout the day, in twenty minute sessions. Then slightly increase the volume level in week two, until you can eventually play the sounds very loudly and your pet is completely calm and oblivious. This process will take several weeks or months to complete, but if done successfully, your animal will no longer experience stress and anxiety when it hears similar sounds in everyday life.
Format: High Quality mp3 320kbps
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Licence: Personal Use Only
Copyright: Calmsound Ltd 2019
1. Firework Sounds (5:00)
2. Fireworks With Crowd Sounds (5:00)
3. Thunderstorm Sounds (5:00)
4. Car Engine Sounds (5:00)
5. Traffic - City Sounds (5:00)
6. Traffic - Country Road Sounds (5:00)
7. Traffic - Highway Sounds (5:00)
8. Traffic - Urban Road Sounds (5:00)
9. Aeroplane Sounds (3:00)
10. Crying Baby Sounds (5:00)
11. Dog Sounds (3:00)
12. Cat Sounds (3:00)
13. Washing Machine Sounds (5:00)
14. Vacuum Cleaner Sounds (3:00)
15. Hairdryer Sounds (2:00)
16. Hair Clipper Sounds (3:00)
17. Door Knocking Sounds (3:00)
18. Doorbell Sounds (3:00)
Note: For optimum results, this album is best played on a good sized speaker system with sufficient bass such as a home cinema system or Hi-fi.
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