Soothe My Dog

Soothe My Dog

Calming music for the dog who hates an empty house, panics at fireworks, or just will not settle at night.

Music made to help your dog settle

Every video is gentle piano, warm strings, and soft ambience at a slow, steady pace, paired with calming imagery of sleepy puppies. No loops. No sudden changes. Just hours of steady calm your dog can rest to. See how we make it.

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A calm puppy resting peacefullyA sleepy young dog settling downA relaxed puppy with soft eyesA gentle puppy at restA cozy puppy curled upA drowsy puppy ready to napA serene puppy lying quietlyA content puppy relaxingA tranquil puppy at easeA soft-furred puppy dozingA calm puppy resting peacefullyA sleepy young dog settling downA relaxed puppy with soft eyesA gentle puppy at restA cozy puppy curled upA drowsy puppy ready to napA serene puppy lying quietlyA content puppy relaxingA tranquil puppy at easeA soft-furred puppy dozingA calm puppy resting peacefullyA sleepy young dog settling downA relaxed puppy with soft eyesA gentle puppy at restA cozy puppy curled upA drowsy puppy ready to napA serene puppy lying quietlyA content puppy relaxingA tranquil puppy at easeA soft-furred puppy dozingA calm puppy resting peacefullyA sleepy young dog settling downA relaxed puppy with soft eyesA gentle puppy at restA cozy puppy curled upA drowsy puppy ready to napA serene puppy lying quietlyA content puppy relaxingA tranquil puppy at easeA soft-furred puppy dozingA calm puppy resting peacefullyA sleepy young dog settling downA relaxed puppy with soft eyesA gentle puppy at restA cozy puppy curled upA drowsy puppy ready to napA serene puppy lying quietly

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How to use it

1

Press play at the right moment

Before you leave for work, at bedtime, or before the fireworks and thunderstorms start.

2

Set it where your dog rests

A speaker, phone, tablet, or TV near your dog's bed or crate works well at a soft, comfortable volume.

3

Let it run

Our long-form videos play for hours without interruption, so your dog can settle and stay settled.

When dogs need a little calm

Home alone

Steady company for dogs who get anxious when the house empties out.

Fireworks & storms

A calm sound to play before the bangs and flashes begin.

Bedtime & sleep

Gentle, unbroken music for a restful night.

New puppies

Soothing sound for first nights, crate training, and naps.

Does music really help dogs?

Peer-reviewed research on kenneled and shelter dogs has found that calm, classical-style music is associated with more resting and sleeping and less barking and pacing. We keep our music fresh and varied for that reason.

Read the science