We all think the bigger the dog, nothing to fear. It's actually the wrong idea. Even big dogs have things to fear inside! When a dog in the United States moved to a new apartment, it began to be sensitive to noise, particularly fearing thunder, and was constantly shaking in a bathtub, but the situation had changed somewhat since the arrival of a cat at home. What the hell is going on?
Since she moved to a new apartment, the dog owner, Mary, has discovered that the seven-year-old dog Kim Maumuz has become increasingly sensitive to a certain level of noise, especially when it hears larger noises, such as thunder or firecrackers, and is constantly shaking and trying to find the safest place to hide, as never before. For its actions, the master could only try to comfort him, but the effects were not obvious.
The dog's afraid of thunder in the tub and the black cat's brother: Don't be afraid of me!
Six months ago, Mary adopted a black cat Marvin who was worried that the cat and the dog could not get along. I didn't think Marvin had the dog's soul in her bones, and soon got to know the dog, slept with him all day, became his best friend! But Moose was still afraid of the storm, and even if Mary tried to appease her with snacks, she couldn't ease her anxiety, but one day when she found out that Moose was hiding in the tub because of the thunder, Marvin's actions made her very comfortable!
The dog's afraid of thunder in the tub and the black cat's brother: Don't be afraid of me!
When Marvin found out that Moose was missing, he went to look for her sister's whereabouts, and when he found Moose and found her in the bathtub, he was sad and upset, and he immediately fell in front of the tub and gave her a kiss, as if he were comforting it: “Don't worry, I'll be with you!”, and then came back and forth several times to confirm the state of Moose, which, strangely speaking, seemed to be in a much better mood because of his cat brother's company, and then two children started playing together after the storm. Mary was glad to have adopted Marvin, and she wanted Marvin to be with her, so Moose could slowly overcome his voice's anxiety and restore her happy and comfortable life!
Don't look at Moose as big, but deep down he's lonely and he's afraid of something. It wasn't until I met the cat's brother that I felt love, and I gradually got better. Anyway, today the two pets are happy. Bless them.