Could classical music help dogs better overcome separation anxiety?


By AGENCY

Dogs exposed to Mozart's 'Sonata For Two Pianos' settled down and went to sleep much faster than those exposed to the Harry Potter audio book. Photo: AFP

As September gets underway and kids head back to school and adults to offices, dogs will also need to adjust.

Many will need to get used to not being with their owners all day. While owners may be tempted to leave the radio on to distract their furry friend, researchers at Queen's University in Belfast have found that this has no effect on the animal.

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