Music Albums Made For Dogs
Haynes created the album in conjunction with an “animal communicator,” Dr. Kim Ogden-Avrutik, who served as a sort of translator during focus groups to test out the music. Among the revelations: Some kinds of percussion (too much like gunshots) and the word “no” (not popular among many species) are not popular among dog listeners.
Notable titles on the disc include “I’ll Be Back,” “I Love Food,” and what Haynes says is the album’s No. 1 hit, “Squeaky-Deakey!” Haynes says that by being in the room when the album is played for the first two or three weeks, owners can create a positive association with the music that later calms pets down while the owner is out.
The question is, do you get it at the pet store or the music store?
