HOW TO KEEP YOUR DOG HAPPY AND SAFE DURING A SOLAR ECLIPSE
Have you ever heard of a solar eclipse? It's a super cool event where the moon moves in front of the sun and makes it look like night time in the middle of the day! While you might be excited to see this rare event, you might also wonder how it affects your furever friend, your dog. 🐶

Don’t Worry About Doggie Sunglasses!
First off, you don't need to rush to the store for special doggie sunglasses. Dogs are smart and don't usually look directly at the sun, which is good because looking at the sun can hurt our eyes. Experts say that dogs naturally know not to stare at bright lights in the sky, so their eyes should be safe during the eclipse. (But if you want fun photos try these glasses)  

What About Doggy Stress?
You might also be wondering if your dog will get stressed or scared when it suddenly gets dark. Well, while some animals might find it strange, most dogs will be just fine. They're more likely to react to how you're feeling, so if you're calm and having fun, your dog will likely feel the same way.

But, if your dog does seem a little worried, here are some easy tips to help them out:
  1. Stay Calm: Your dog can tell how you’re feeling. If you’re excited or anxious about the eclipse, your dog might feel the same way. Try to stay calm and relaxed, so your dog does too.
  2. Keep Them Inside: If there’s a lot of noise or too many people outside, it might be a good idea to keep your dog inside where it’s quiet and safe.
  3. Comfort Them: If your dog does seem nervous, you can try playing some gentle music or giving them their favorite toy or treat to make them feel better.
  4. Try a Doggy Anxiety Vest: If your dog gets really anxious, something like a this, which is a special vest that helps dogs feel secure, could be a big help.
Fun Fact!
Did you know that during a solar eclipse, some animals act a little funny? Chickens might go to bed thinking it's nighttime, and bees might rush back to their hive. But your dog? They'll probably just be curious about why you're acting so excited!

Remember!
Solar eclipses are super rare and special, and with a little preparation, you and your dog can enjoy the day without any worries. So, grab your eclipse glasses (for you, not your dog!), make a fun day of it, and remember to give your dog lots of love and maybe an extra treat or two for being such a good eclipse buddy.

And there you have it! A simple guide to enjoying a solar eclipse with your dog. Keep these tips in mind, and both you and your furever friend will have a great time. 🌒🐕

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Linda is a devoted dog enthusiast, dog walker, and proud dog mom to Waffles, her golden rescue puppy. As a LEO wife of over 22 years and "retired homeschool mom" of two amazing young adults, she finds immense joy in helping families welcome puppies into their lives.

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