Pet hair dryer desensitization tips, after reading this article, never worry about pet drying

Pets are afraid of the performance of the hair dryer:

Under normal circumstances, pets will release a signal of stability when they are uncomfortable with a certain thing, a certain person or environmental changes.

First of all, we need to understand what stability signals are, such as: licking the nose, rolling eyes, yawning, shaking body, tilting the head, hiding, even biting, groaning, and gnawing teeth. These are all stability signals, but the degrees increase in order. Some pets may be very afraid of hair dryers, and they may have empty bite "wind". This may require longer desensitization training.

Steps for hair dryer desensitization training:

Step 1: Help pets desensitize the sound of the hair dryer. The main cause of pets’ fear of hair dryers is generally noise. Because the hearing of dogs is more than 10 times stronger than that of humans, the noise of hair dryers is tantamount to the shock of humans when they hear heavy rain and thunder.

When the owner blows his hair every day, he can let the pet watch by the side. Don't pay too much attention to them at this time, just do your own thing quietly. Gradually, pets will get used to the appearance of this kind of sound, and then achieve the purpose of sound desensitization. If the pet is not hiding, it can be given as snacks and verbal rewards. The second step: desensitize pets to wind. When the owner uses the hair dryer, he can blow the pet "inadvertently". Please note: You can't blow directly at the pet at this time, just let the wind pass the pet inadvertently. With the passage of time, a habit is gradually formed, allowing pets to understand that "wind" is not terrible. Similarly, if the pet does not appear to hide, give snacks and verbal rewards appropriately.