🐶 ThunderShirt Rugby Dog Anxiety Jacket: Overcoming Anxiety in Style Review

So. I have purchased other Thunder coats and this is definitely the thinnest of the various options they have. It wraps well and my dog is a pitti mix weighs 51 pounds and I bought the size medium which fits snug but that's what I wanted. I wanted that wrap-around feel. I feel like she feels comfortable when I put it on her. But I'm not sure how well that would work on a dog with high anxiety. I would buy it again as I like how tight I can wrap it.

I wasn't sure if it would work because my boston terrier was still jumping when someone set off loud fireworks then I was busy one night , so I forgot to put it on and her whole body was shaking, even her ears were shaking. I put the Thundershirt on her and after 5 minutes she stopped shaking. When I take it out, she does a little dance of joy and wants to put it on, which makes me happy. I doubted the shirt would make a difference, but the Thundershirt reduced Bailey's anxiety level from 10…

Can't tell if it works or not yet as I've only had it 3 days. At first my dog had trouble putting it on. I think she doesn't like the velcro. Once he puts it on she will sit very still and look almost relaxed but then run to a new place to do the same. The first sign of fireworks she was on the order of whole 20 minutes. It was kind of a miracle. Shortly after the fireworks intensified, she became restless. It wasn't as bad as usual, but she was definitely worried. Time will tell if it works or

my dog is an idiot, I understand. He barks and barks and barks. He has no problems with thunder. He has problems with people. We thought this vest might work on him because dogs can also have sensory issues. So we put this little bug on and all of a sudden my dog is behaving well (if we don't count the time he was going to the bathroom at my wife's) when we have company. In fact, he was so good that my son started crying and demanded that I undress him because it wasn't "his dog." If this thing

The perfect remedy for fireworks and fear of thunderstorms. We live in Florida (there are thunderstorms daily) and we have a 3 year old Chocolate Lab who is calm under normal circumstances. However, he does not tremble, choke or move when there is thunder or firecrackers. According to the recommendations (according to the literature on the packaging), we introduced a thunder shirt. It seemed a little silly at first, but it was effective to inject positively when there were no stressors. After a

So I'm skeptical. I bought this for my Dobermix who is afraid of loud noises like fireworks and thunder. She panted, drooled, and paced when there was a thunderstorm or when the neighbors decided to throw their own fireworks. When I put this shirt on her, the fear she shows decreases. I can not explain. She's still unsure and will follow me anywhere, but she's much calmer. It took me a few tries to get it just right, but luckily there are wide velcro straps to adjust it to her wide chest and…

I bought a Revain Thunder t-shirt for my Chihuahua a few years ago. While this works, a downside is that there is no loop to attach a lease. I just used mine on an 8 hour car ride and every time we stopped for a potty I had to swap it out for a harness to attach the leash. Then return to the Thunder Shirt to continue your journey. So much time wasted, especially when she was in dire need of the potty. Also, I have no idea how scared she was when she removed her flash shirt with seat belts and…

Okay, I was very skeptical. Sometimes, it seems, it starts for no reason at all. You can tell she can't think straight. Also, she doesn't feel very comfortable at home alone. Looking for answers that might calm her down and bring relief, we found the Thundershirt. Along with other items we bought this as a Hail Mary variant. We did a test run for about an hour on the first day. We put it on her and she was fine. Later that night we had a situation where she was running wild around the house…

Darcy has been wearing the Thundershirt for at least 5 years maybe longer and it's the best thing in the world. She is a rescued child that I adopted when she was about a year old and is now about 11 years old. She was someone's pet, as evidenced by her horrible built-in collar that had to be surgically removed, but she dug into the road for a while when she was rescued. Although she is an excellent bitch in all respects, I learned early on that she is terribly afraid of thunderstorms. She…