Black and tan dachshund wearing the grey Doxie Gang Calming Snood over its ears

Doxie Gang Calming Snood

S
$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $29.99
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Black and tan dachshund wearing the grey Doxie Gang Calming Snood over its ears
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Doxie Gang Calming Snood

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $29.99
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A Little Quiet for Big Ears

Fireworks, thunderstorms, the hair dryer, a busy road. Loud noises can turn a confident doxie into a trembling one. The Doxie Gang Calming Snood wraps snugly around the head and over those long ears to soften the noise, and the gentle, even pressure helps many dogs settle and relax.

It's ready for fireworks season, from Bonfire Night to New Year's Eve, and just as handy at bath and grooming time, keeping water out of the ears and those famous dachshund ears out of the way.

ColourGrey
SizesS (most miniature dachshunds) and M (most standards)
MaterialSoft, stretchy nylon, water resistant
FasteningAdjustable hook-and-loop strap under the chin
UseFireworks, storms, car rides, baths, drying and grooming

Care and use

  • ●Introduce it early: let your doxie sniff the snood and pop it on for a few minutes on calm days, with treats, before you need it for something noisy.
  • ●Fit: slide it over the head so it covers both ears, then fasten the strap so it's snug but you can still fit two fingers underneath.
  • ●Stay close: always supervise your dog while they're wearing it, and take it off once the noise has passed.
  • ●After the bath: let it dry fully before the next use.

FAQ

Which size should I choose?+

As a guide, S suits most miniature dachshunds and M suits most standards. If your doxie has a broad head or is between sizes, choose M, since the strap lets you tighten it.

Will it block all sound?+

No. It softens and muffles noise rather than blocking it completely, so your dog can still hear you.

Can my dog wear it in the bath?+

Yes. The water-resistant fabric helps keep water out of the ears while you wash and dry them.

My dog is very scared of noises. Is this enough?+

For many dogs it takes the edge off, but severe noise anxiety deserves a chat with your vet, who can suggest a full plan.

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