“Reggae and soft rock appear to have been the canine tunes of choice. Chrissy Teigen ‘feeling hopeful and amazing’ as she announces pregnancy.Two flagship BBC radio stations lose listeners since start of year.“The interesting thing they witnessed was that dogs displayed positive behavioural changes when exposed to certain music types. Dogs were exposed to a variety of sounds and styles to assess physiological and behavioural changes. Sam Sutton, who has worked with hotel booking platform justhooit to create the playlist, said: “A recent research study from the University of Glasgow suggests music can indeed affect dogs' behaviour. The four-hour long playlist should help keep dogs calm during road trips this summer (Image: hoo) But three-quarters are still planning to take their pooch on a staycation this year, with 72 per cent travelling by car. The dog-friendly playlist comes after a study of 2,000 dog owners found two-thirds (67 per cent) notice their canine companion getting stressed when in the car. Other songs least likely to help calm down anxious dogs include “Back In Black” by AC/DC, “Paranoid” by Black Sabbath, and “Ace Of Spades” by Motörhead. Other top songs likely to soothe canine car stress include “No Woman, No Cry” by Bob Marley, “Everything I Do (I'll Do It For You)” by Bryan Adams – and Kate Bush's “Hounds of Love”.Īnd Sam Sutton, senior lecturer of music at the University of West London, also revealed the top 10 “no-no” songs for the pooch playlist –with Led Zeppelin's “Black Dog” being the top track to avoid.

A music expert has revealed the top “soothing” road trip songs most likely to calm dogs that are anxious about car journeys – with “How Deep Is Your Love”, by the Bee Gees, topping the list.

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