Summary
A video on Instagram shows retired bomb-sniffing dogs seeking comfort from their owner during a thunderstorm in Pensacola, Florida. The dogs, previously working in Afghanistan, are scared of loud noises like thunder due to their past experiences. Many dogs fear thunderstorms, and their owners can help by providing a comforting environment and using calming strategies.
Key Facts
- The video features two retired bomb-sniffing dogs from Pensacola, Florida.
- The dogs worked in Afghanistan and now take shelter with their owner during storms.
- Thunderstorms often scare dogs due to sudden loud noises and flashes.
- The owner, Monte, believes the dogs' job experience heightened their fear of loud sounds.
- Instagram users have widely viewed and liked the video.
- Animal charity Blue Cross suggests creating a safe space for anxious dogs during storms.
- Strategies include staying home, avoiding walks during storms, and providing calming noise.
- For severe anxiety, consulting a qualified behaviorist is recommended.
