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Through a Dog's Ear
Full Description
Your young puppy’s hearing and relationship to the sensory environment is extremely fragile—especially during weeks 7–12 when many puppies are brought into their new homes. A puppy’s greatest malleability is during this human socialization stage. In this phase, pups are also weaned from their mother and separated from littermates. This is a huge adjustment! During this critical period, it is important to safeguard a pup’s sensory environment.
In Calm Your Puppy, progressive frequency modulation accommodates a young dog’s highly alert sense of hearing. High frequencies have been gradually removed to not arouse a puppy’s excitable nervous system. Significant modulation also takes place in the mid and low range; sonic areas that have the greatest relaxing impact. Psychoacoustic techniques of resonance, entrainment, and pattern identification also create a gentle sound environment for masking unwanted noises. CYP becomes an auditory trigger to help your pup transition from playtime to people or sleep time.
For detailed instructions, see ThroughADogsEar.com
When and How to Use this Recording
Depending on size and breed, puppyhood spans birth to 18 months.
- Crating or puppy pen time
- 15 minutes before being left alone
- When left alone
- Nap and bed time
- Training time
- Meal time
- When introducing new stimuli or people to the environment
- Toy chewing time
- Teaching new behaviors
- Grooming time
- Canine massage
- Socialization times
Play CYP at a very gentle volume. CYP doesn’t need to be played continuously. Times of silence are recommended.
The human/animal bonding time is one of the great rewards of having a canine companion. Puppyhood is the start of a 10–15 year relationship. Music and touch are a great combo and go a long way in creating sweetness between you and your new furry friend.
Note:For optimal frequency modulation effect, we recommend playing CYP on full spectrum speakers (not computer or tiny portables).
Includes PDF with information and instructions
Format Details
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| Contents | Audio (58 minutes), Liner notes |
| Product Code | AS03809W |
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About Joshua Leeds
Joshua Leeds is a sound researcher, music producer, and educator. He is one of few published authorities in the emerging field of psychoacoustics-the study of the effect of music and sound on the human nervous system, and bioacoustics-how human sound affects other living beings. He is the author of The Power of Sound, Sonic Alchemy, and Through A Dog's Ear (Sounds True, 2008). His application-specific soundtracks are used in homes, clinics, and classrooms around the world. He presents seminars internationally and is a faculty member of the California Institute of Integral Studies, located in San Francisco.
About Lisa Spector
Lisa Spector is a graduate of The Juilliard School.She has won first prizes in prestigious national piano competitions, and performs concert tours internationally. A lifetime dog-lover involved in agility training and competition, she has served as a volunteer puppy raiser for Guide Dogs for the Blind.
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