Ears back. Body trembling. Hiding in the bathtub or crawling under the bed. The telltale signs of a scared pup are familiar to dog owners, and they’re especially common in summer, when fireworks and ...

While many Americans look up in awe and enjoy the booming fireworks on the Fourth of July, it can be a difficult time for dog owners and a stressful time for those pets, who may feel scared or anxious ...

Fido may not love fireworks — but The Post has some pro tips to get him through those explosive Fourth of July celebrations. Patriotic pyrotechnics are the top cause of anxiety in dogs, with an ...

Ever wonder why fireworks on the 4th of July is scary for dogs? Well, most most canine friends are scared of the display in the sky because they have sensitive hearing. Here's how to calm your pup ...

While millions of Americans "ooh" and "aah" over Fourth of July fireworks, millions of beloved American pets will shiver, whine and in some cases, run away from home. The American Kennel Club believes ...

Snapping can feel sudden, scary, and confusing, but it's often a dog's last line of communication before a bite.

A dog's reaction to an unusual voice coming through a vent in her house left her never wanting to go near it again. Curiosity got the best of Peaches the English bulldog when a strange noise started ...