An estimated one-third to two-thirds of dogs have noise aversions! If you saw 12 dogs last week, 4-8 of them are likely to develop noise sensitivities in their lifetimes. Not only can a fear of sounds be physiologically and emotionally damaging for dogs, but it can also strain the human-animal relationship.

Now that you know about the prevalence of sound sensitivity, what can you do? Join Debbie Martin for her Dem-OH! at ClickerExpo live where she will provide strategies for working with dogs with sound sensitivity, creating calm behavior, reducing stress, and teaching desired coping skills.