People Are Wrapping Scarves Around Their Dogs And It Actually Has A Big Impact

by pawbuzz on in Dogs, Popular 506

Dogs are wonderful companions. Is there anything better than having a canine best friend for life sitting by your side? They are such sweethearts, and they are so naturally predisposed to happiness!

However, just because they are normally happy-go-lucky that doesn’t mean they don’t ever get nervous. Dogs are just like us; they have their own phobias. For some dogs that means driving in a car, while for others it can be stuff like loud thunderstorms.

Save yourself a trip to the vet or dangerous medications with this new method of keeping your dog calm. You’ll be amazed at what happens when you try out this technique on your own pooch. If they could talk, they would say thank you!

This do-it-yourself therapeutic half-wrap is making its rounds on social media. It helps dogs chill out during a time of high stress or anxiety. To make it, all you need is a piece of fabric the length and width of a scarf. 

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Then, wrap it around your dog at their chest and their withers. If you are unfamiliar with the term “withers”, that just means at the base of the dog’s neck. It might seem like something intimidating to try, but the truth is that it’s a breeze! 

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The half-wrap makes them feel cozy and protected. This is the next best thing to having your arms around them. Imagine how secure your dog would feel being in your arms at all times. That’s exactly what the half-wrap does.

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They aren’t just helpful. They can also be very stylish. Although using fabric scraps from home (ones that smell like you are a smart idea) or athletic bandages works just fine, you can also special order a half-wrap online. 

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Making a half-wrap shouldn’t take much time, but you could also just buy one for your best friend. Many people with nervous dogs (and cats, too) swear by the ThunderShirt when it comes to making sure their animals feel calm. 

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See how to wrap your dog on the next page!

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506 thoughts on “People Are Wrapping Scarves Around Their Dogs And It Actually Has A Big Impact”

  28. Sharon Deemer

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    Our large dog becomes instantly focused and calm when we put on his back pack. I don’t know the psychology of it, but having something around their chest and body definitely seems to calm them.

  31. Connie Mahanes

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    Our little schnauzer would practically wilt when we put the gentle leader head collar on her. We used it more when she was a puppy and got wildly excited. We haven’t used it as much for our current schnauzer.

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