Won’t it be amazing to understand other ways to take care of your dog beyond feeding and grooming? If you have a pet dog, then you probably already know they have feelings too. Their moods or emotions can be positively or negatively impacted by what they see or hear, including TV shows.
Yes, your dog watches TV too, and what you choose to play on your television may be a great way to help your dog. It turns out that, like their humans, dogs are Bridgerton fans too. This article highlights five TV shows, including Bridgerton, which can impact your dog’s mood, ability to rest, and sleep quality.
Bridgerton
Ricky & Morty may have been a great option for keeping anxiety low. Whether it’s the ballroom music, the fantastic costumes, or the hushed voice in the show, the study by Betway, the online casino site showed Bridgerton will help your dog rest well. Dogs in this group showed an anxiety level of 89/134, but an impressive 90% sleep quality and 37 minutes of rest time, the highest rest time data.
The Witcher
Let’s kick it off with the TV show that you may like but may not make the recommendation list for your dog: The Witcher. It’s an action-packed show loaded with plenty of nightmare content. Perhaps the nightmare content may be too high because according to Betway, dogs who watched The Witcher for one hour enjoyed only 27 min rest, 75% worth of quality sleep, and an anxiety level of 99 out of 134.
Stranger things
Maybe we should just agree that nightmare-inducing TV shows may not be good for dogs as Netflix’s Strangers Things may let your dog have only 28 minutes rest, with a similar quality of sleep to the Witcher at 77%, and also induce an anxiety level of 91 out of 314. So, your dog may struggle a bit with sleep after watching kids trying to save their town from monsters.
Friends.
You probably wonder if comedy series will do the trick at this point. Well, virtually everyone loved the comedy series “Friends,” which ran on our screens for nearly a decade, and your dog may also agree because the dogs, which watched the show for an hour at night, rested for an average of 36 minutes, with better sleep quality of 88%, but an anxiety level of 127 out of 314. Not too bad altogether.
Pup Academy
This show has real-life dogs in it. Perhaps seeing other dogs trying to save the day had something to do with it because the dogs that watched Pup Academy for an hour surprisingly showed a high anxiety level of 149 out of 314. The slightly good side is a sleep quality of 88% and a rest time of 34 minutes were also noticed with dogs in this group.
Rick & Morty
Many people love animation, and let’s just say dogs are not left out. So, letting your dog watch thisTV show for an hour or more can keep their anxiety at low levels: 75/134. The animation will also let your dog rest for an average of 34 minutes, with a sleep quality of 85%, within the same period. This series may be good for owners who want to help their dog’s anxiety level on the low.
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