Not every woofer carefree

Most dogs go through life happy and carefree. Unfortunately, this does not apply to all woofers. Perhaps you live with an oversensitive dog, a real scaredy-cat, or a stress bunny? It is normal for a dog, just like us, to react fearfully or show signs of stress under certain circumstances.

Some breeds suffer more

Indeed, your four-legged friend may also suffer from stress. A little stress or anxiety is not a bad thing. However, it becomes a problem when the behaviour becomes chronic and starts to dominate the lives of both you and your four-legged friend. Research has confirmed that certain dog breeds are more likely to suffer from stress and/or anxiety than others.

It is often overlooked, but simple daily activities and situations, such as (long) car journeys, guests visiting, young children, moving house, thunder and lightning, fireworks, being left alone, etc... can make some of our four-legged friends very upset and cause them a lot of stress and/or anxiety.

Pay attention to their body language

Dogs express feelings of fear and stress through their body language in the form of yawning, licking their lips, looking away, holding their tail between their legs, panting, trembling, flapping their ears, etc. Any loving PAW-rent will agree that it is particularly traumatizing for them to see their dog terrified or stressed.

This is why Olly & Molly Chill Out want to offer you a helping PAW to get the anxious and/or tense behaviour in your dog under control in a natural way, so that you can once again fully enjoy your daily activities together.