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toedtoes
Jun 01, 2014Explorer III
I would have him checked out by a vet to rule out physical problems first. It could be something as simple as wax buildup in the ears that is causing pain from certain tones.
When you're playing with the other dog and squeaky toy, is there someone who can pay attention to this little guy? If so, have them interact in a positive way with the dog while the toy is squeaking to divert his attention. Basically, the person with him should ignore the squeaking and his trembling and act like it's just time to play.
For thunderstorms, have you tried playing music? Something to cover the sounds of the storm.
When you're playing with the other dog and squeaky toy, is there someone who can pay attention to this little guy? If so, have them interact in a positive way with the dog while the toy is squeaking to divert his attention. Basically, the person with him should ignore the squeaking and his trembling and act like it's just time to play.
For thunderstorms, have you tried playing music? Something to cover the sounds of the storm.
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