In times of tension, pets lean on owners for reassurance
Gulf Times
In times of tension, pets lean on owners for reassurance
From keeping pets indoors to maintaining strict routines and sharing advice online, pet owners in Qatar are adopting new strategies to ease animal anxiety as ongoing regional tensions bring sudden loud noises and disruptions into daily life. Across homes in Doha and surrounding areas, the impact of repeated alerts and distant explosions is felt not only by residents but also by the animals that share their spaces. Dogs and cats, often more sensitive to sound, are reacting in ways that have prompted owners to rethink daily habits, home setups, and even their own emotional responses.
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