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How noise stresses your dog

Dogs hear far more finely than we do. Constant noise is a real stress factor for them. How to provide more acoustic calm in your dog's everyday life.

Dogs hear considerably more finely and over a wider range than we humans do. What sounds like a normal background hum to us can be exhausting for a dog. Ongoing noise is therefore an often underestimated stress factor that frays the nerves and can make a dog ill.

Where noise comes from

Sources of stress are, for example, a constantly running television, loud music, building-site noise, echoing rooms or a hectic household with lots of sounds. Individual loud events such as fireworks or thunderstorms can also strain dogs greatly, especially noise-sensitive ones. We barely notice much of this, but for the fine-eared dog it's much more present.

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This article is no substitute for veterinary advice. Source: DOGSY editorial team.