Is your dog scared of fireworks sounds? Does his demeanor change every time the 4th of July, Guy Fawkes night or New Year’s Eve rolls around? Fireworks phobia is a very common condition among dogs all over the world. The terror that results from the loud booms, whistles and screeches can be an incredibly distressing, debilitating problem not only for dogs, but also for their owners who feel powerless to help. 

The Canine Noise Phobia Series helps dogs overcome their fear of fireworks, and can also be used to help prevent fireworks phobias from developing in other dogs. Victoria Stilwell and the creators of the popular dog-calming music series Through A Dog’s Ear have joined forces to develop this groundbreaking and powerful new approach to dealing with noise phobias and sound sensitivities in dogs.

This digital download is playable on any device and includes a verbal introduction by Victoria and sounds of thunderstorms (mild, moderate, and heavy) set against the backdrop of the Through a Dog’s Ear clinically-tested calming music. A downloadable training booklet contains Victoria’s positive reinforcement training protocol. The goal is to reframe your dog’s perception of the sounds of fireworks and associate these sounds with a calm feeling.