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MustLoveBeagles

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4. Thanks for the ideas

Reply to MustLoveBeagles (Original post)

Sat May 16, 2026, 05:41 PM

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The last dog we had with this problem we used meds They either didn't work or worked a little too well. I want to try safer methods. The other night she kept hubby up all night she was so scared.

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We've had storms come through this morning and my dog was scared [View all] MustLoveBeagles Saturday OP

A friend of mine used to wrap her dog in a blanket and held it like baby! kimbutgar Saturday #1

Same principle, but using a THUNDERSHIRT (or a vest from same company) helps many hlthe2b Saturday #3

We used a thundershirt too. crosinski Monday #6

Yes! Rescue Remedy Flower Essence / FES 5-Flower Remedy & homemade thundershirt using an ace bandage SheltieLover Saturday #2

Thanks for the ideas MustLoveBeagles Saturday #4

Rescue Remedy does not sedate. It acts to separate the reality from fiction. the military has used it on in2herbs Saturday #5