It's best to avoid playing loud music around dogs, especially if they are showing any signs of stress, such as pacing, panting, or whining. If you do need to play music around a dog, keep the volume low and avoid sudden loud noises.
Here are some tips for keeping your dog safe from loud noises:
* Keep the volume down. The louder the music, the more stressful it will be for your dog.
* Avoid sudden loud noises. Sudden loud noises can be especially startling for dogs. If you know that there will be a loud noise, such as a thunderstorm or fireworks, try to prepare your dog by gradually increasing the volume of the music or other noise.
* Provide a safe place for your dog to retreat to. If your dog is feeling overwhelmed by the noise, give them a quiet place where they can relax. This could be a crate, a bedroom, or even just a corner of the room.
* Be patient. It may take time for your dog to get used to loud noises. Be patient and understanding, and gradually increase their exposure to noise as they become more comfortable.
If you have any concerns about your dog's reaction to loud noises, talk to your veterinarian.