Pea-n-Me
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My best advice is not to inadvertently reinforce the dog's anxiety by "soothing" them when they're frightened. Just go about your business and act like nothing's wrong. They do prefer to be in a "den"-like spot during storms - they feel safe there.
What?Our schnorgi (schnauzer & corgi) was abused by his breeders..they were not pleased with mixed breed. So we got him at 4 months. He's now 3 1/2 yrs but still suffers from fright aggresion. When he gets scared, he tends to growl and snap. Of course he feels remorse immediately and we give him his muzzle for time out