It got garbled a bit in the original post.

"2. Next, bring both ends of the bandage up and cross them over your dog’s shoulders. Cross the bandage of the top of your dog’s shoulder blades, then cross the loose ends of the bandage under your dog’s stomach."

This will be helpful to a lot of dog owners! I wish we would switch to silent fireworks, for the sake of the animals and people who get distressed.

I saw article that many qre switching to drone light shows. I wish fireworks were outlawed.

And the fireworks are loud. Makes my dog very nervous. This might help, I'll give it a try.

Nearly all rescues use it. Works at emotional level on trauma.

I hope this helps your pupper!

We got one for our rescue hound, who is very skittish about sudden and/or loud noises. She finds the Thundershirt comforting for storms and July 4th.

Lots cheaper & more readily available for many folks.

Also, gently stroking dog's ears from base to tip helps. Also TTouch. Great stuff!

Thx for sharing!

Also, stroking ears from base to tip, very gently, as if you are feeling a rose petal, is another TTouch technique that helps.