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At a kennel for seeing-eye dogs in Woodford Green, a caretaker noticed the penned-up pups would calm down when she put on classical music. She tested out different kinds of music, and found the little yappers responded best to classical. Now they let the dogs chill to Mozart and crew around the clock and find that they bark much less when the music's on.
Unless your pup is seriously hyperactive, we doubt you'll be swapping out your choice tunes to please Rover. Though Londonist would definitely support puppy night at the philharmonic.
By Francine Kizner
Image courtesy of It's Greg's Flickrstream.
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I know my pup always is calmer in the car when I have the classical station on the radio. Anything that can make him forget about the fact that we might be going to the vet. :)
I used to have a hamster that danced to bad 90s rock music.