Sentence examples for noise phobia from inspiring English sources
Last year we collaborated with dog trainer Victoria Stilwell and launched the "Canine Noise Phobia" series.
But before storm season gets into full swing, you can also use your stereo to start addressing the noise phobia itself, so your pet is better equipped to handle thunder when it rumbles.
Moreover, Branson and Rogers [8] have found that the strength of paw preference is associated with noise phobia: dogs with no significant paw preference to hold a Kong in order to obtain food from it were found to be more reactive to the sound of fireworks or a thunderstorm than were dogs with significant paw preferences.
Noise phobia – the dog might respond with fear to such loud noises as thunder or fireworks by destroying doors, walls, or objects, in order to try and hide.
With the weather in Philadelphia being stormy of late, and our attentions turned to our upcoming "Hear No Evil" issue of fetch!, noise phobias and thunderstorm anxiety have been hot topics at the office.
Desensitization of noises helps to prevent a phobia of loud noises.
I can't speak to every child's fireworks phobia, but I was less concerned with the noise and more concerned with Newton's Law: what goes up inevitably comes down.
Some scientists speculate that phobias are set off by faulty brain chemistry, creating an exaggerated response to, say, a loud noise or a big dog.
