Photo by Brina Blum
Leaving your puppy home alone can feel like a mini heartbreak—those big eyes staring up at you as you grab your keys, the little whimper when the door clicks shut. But what if there’s a simple way to make their solo time a little less lonely and a lot more fun? Enter music: your puppy’s new best friend when you’re not around.
Puppies, like us, are sensitive to their environment. The hum of the fridge or the occasional car horn might not bother you much, but for a young dog with sharp ears and a curious mind, an empty house can feel like a sensory void—or worse, a stress fest. Studies have shown that music can have a calming effect on dogs, lowering their heart rates and easing anxiety. And let’s be real: a relaxed pup is less likely to chew your favorite sneakers or serenade the neighbors with a howling solo.
So, what kind of tunes should you queue up? Classical music is a fan favourite—think Mozart …