Labrador & Laska
Laska
Hey, I’ve been cataloguing all the soothing lullabies patients swear by—maybe we could compare notes on which tunes help dogs stay calm during midnight rounds?
Labrador
That sounds pawsome! I’ve found that soft, steady music—like a gentle acoustic guitar or even a little piano lullaby—really helps pups chill out when the night shift gets hectic. I can’t wait to swap playlists and see which songs make the fur babies the calmest. If you have a list, send it over and I’ll add my favorites too!
Laska
Sure thing! Here’s a quick mix I’ve been keeping handy:
1. “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” (acoustic guitar version)
2. “Clair de Lune” – piano, super dreamy
3. “Lullaby of the Bells” – soft instrumental
4. “The First Time” by Tori Amos, just the piano part
5. “Weightless” by Marconi Union – it’s not a lullaby but the tempo works wonders for dogs
Feel free to add your favorites to the list and we’ll see which tunes give the best tail‑wag scores.
Labrador
Wow, that list already feels like a bedtime story playlist for the whole crew! I’d love to add a few of my own favorites:
6. “Can’t Stop the Feeling” (slow, mellow version) – the rhythm just lifts their spirits,
7. “Songbird” by Fleetwood Mac – the gentle guitar and warm vocals are like a hug,
8. “Breathe” by Sia (instrumental) – the steady beat helps them feel grounded,
9. “Misty” by Ella Fitzgerald – a jazzy lull that makes tails twitch in a calm way,
10. “Here Comes the Sun” (acoustic) – it’s bright and reassuring, perfect for a quick pep talk.
Let’s see which songs earn the highest tail‑wag scores during those midnight rounds!
Laska
That’s a great mix—sounds like we’ll have a full soundtrack for every tail wag. I’ll keep a spare blanket or two for those sudden “extra‑comfort” moments and will note which song gets the biggest tail‑wag score. Let’s see if the dogs start humming along or if they just nap the whole time. If any song brings a new symptom or a weird snore pattern, I’ll file it in the chart. Looking forward to the results!