Dog Home Alone & Calming Sound Machine

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

3 hours of slow solo cello, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

3 hours of quiet solo piano, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Free music for dogs who stay home, on your phone or laptop. biscuitandyarn.com/homealone

8 hours of mellow instrumental soft rock, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Trip coming up? A free pet packing list, so nothing gets left behind, is at biscuitandyarn.com/trip.

1 hour of slow instrumental reggae, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Settling in for the night? More free dog music is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

8 hours of quiet solo piano with a soft, steady heartbeat underneath, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Free music for dogs who stay home, on your phone or laptop. biscuitandyarn.com/homealone

2 hours of a steady fan over warm brown noise, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Every breed has its own ways. See yours, free, at biscuitandyarn.com/breed.

3 hours of gentle fingerpicked acoustic guitar, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

5 hours of slow instrumental reggae, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Be ready for the next storm: free dog music, any length, at biscuitandyarn.com/storm.

1 hour of mellow instrumental soft rock with soft rain underneath, steady from start to finish with no sudden sounds.

Volume tip: play this softly, 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do.

Each episode opens with a short, quiet spoken note. Sound for rest and comfort, not veterinary care.

Production disclosure: this music was made with AI music tools.

Loud night tonight? Save free dog music for the next one at biscuitandyarn.com/loud.

One hour of deep brown noise with soft, distant thunder far underneath - gentle storm-sound desensitization to help your dog stay relaxed when weather rolls in. No sudden booms or claps. Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Settling in for the night? More free dog music is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Three hours of a soft oscillating fan over warm brown noise - a cozy, steady sound blanket to help your dog drift off and stay asleep.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

New puppy? A free puppy name list and first month plan are at biscuitandyarn.com/puppy.

Three hours of soft brown noise layered with a slow, steady heartbeat - the comforting rhythm puppies and anxious dogs settle to. Gentle and warm for naps, crate time, or being left alone.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

Five hours of deep, heavy brown noise to mask outside sounds and settle your dog while home alone. A steady low wash that covers door knocks, traffic, and other triggers - no sharp or startling moments.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

Five hours of soft, slow reggae for dogs who struggle with separation. Gentle, steady rhythms at a low volume to keep your dog company and calm while you're away.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Loud night tonight? Save free dog music for the next one at biscuitandyarn.com/loud.

One hour of brown noise layered with soft, gentle rain - a cozy, calming blend to settle your dog quickly. Great for a short nap or a fast calm-down.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Three hours of smooth brown noise for dog sleep and anxiety. A constant, gentle sound blanket to ease your dog into rest and cover startling noises.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

Five hours of deep brown noise to mask outside sounds and settle your dog while home alone. A steady, low wash that covers door knocks, traffic, and other triggers without any sharp or startling moments.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Three hours of calming music for anxious dogs - soft, warm, and steady. Good for separation moments, a building thunderstorm, or general restlessness. Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

Five hours of soft, slow music to keep your dog relaxed and company-feeling through a long stretch home alone. Gentle off-beat rhythms at a low, steady volume, mastered to be easy on sensitive ears. Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

Being left alone is one of the hardest things for an anxious dog. This steady sound covers the noises that set them off while you're gone, so the silence of an empty home feels less alarming. Sound: brown + heartbeat - 10 hours, seamless and gently evolving so it never becomes repetitive. Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Settling in for the night? More free dog music is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Every dog relaxes a little more easily with the right calming sound in the room. This track is built to lower arousal and help your dog settle.

Sound: heartbeat (70 BPM) - 8 hours, seamless and gently evolving so it never becomes repetitive.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Every dog relaxes a little more easily with the right calming sound in the room. This track is built to lower arousal and help your dog settle.

Sound: oscillating_fan - 10 hours, seamless and gently evolving so it never becomes repetitive.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Every dog relaxes a little more easily with the right calming sound in the room. This track is built to lower arousal and help your dog settle.

Sound: brown (−6) - 10 hours, seamless and gently evolving so it never becomes repetitive.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Heading out? Free music for dogs plays from your phone and laptop at biscuitandyarn.com/homealone.

Being left alone is one of the hardest things for an anxious dog. This steady sound covers the noises that set them off while you're gone, so the silence of an empty home feels less alarming.

Sound: deep_brown (−8) - 10 hours, seamless and gently evolving so it never becomes repetitive.

Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Loud night tonight? Save free dog music for the next one at biscuitandyarn.com/loud.

When thunder or fireworks start, a dense, steady sound helps cover the worst of the booms and gives your dog somewhere calmer for their ears to rest. Sound: deep_brown (−8) - 10 hours, seamless and gently evolving so it never becomes repetitive. Volume tip: play this softly - 50 to 60 dB at your dog's position, never above 70 dB. Dogs hear far more than we do; gentle is more calming and protects their ears.

Settling in for the night? More free dog music is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

An oscillating fan - the classic sweeping sound of a fan turning back and forth.

🔬 Research shows dogs habituate to the same calming sound within about 7 days (Bowman et al., University of Glasgow, 2017). That's why this podcast is built as a rotation library - not a single track on repeat. Try different episodes throughout the week for continued effectiveness.

🐾 Rotation tip: Monday: brown noise. Tuesday: reggae. Wednesday: piano. Thursday: nature sounds. Friday: heartbeat. Variety keeps the calming effect working for your dog.

🐾 Volume: Set so you can comfortably talk over it from across the room. If you need to raise your voice, it's too loud for your dog. Optimal: 50-60 dB at the dog's position. Never above 70 dB.

Settling in for the night? More free dog music is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

A steady heartbeat at 70 BPM - mimics the sounds heard in the womb, especially soothing for newborns.

🔬 Research shows dogs habituate to the same calming sound within about 7 days (Bowman et al., University of Glasgow, 2017). That's why this podcast is built as a rotation library - not a single track on repeat. Try different episodes throughout the week for continued effectiveness.

🐾 Rotation tip: Monday: brown noise. Tuesday: reggae. Wednesday: piano. Thursday: nature sounds. Friday: heartbeat. Variety keeps the calming effect working for your dog.

🐾 Volume: Set so you can comfortably talk over it from across the room. If you need to raise your voice, it's too loud for your dog. Optimal: 50-60 dB at the dog's position. Never above 70 dB.

Settling in for the night? More free dog music is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

A box fan - the steady, powerful hum of a classic box fan at full speed.

🔬 Research shows dogs habituate to the same calming sound within about 7 days (Bowman et al., University of Glasgow, 2017). That's why this podcast is built as a rotation library - not a single track on repeat. Try different episodes throughout the week for continued effectiveness.

🐾 Rotation tip: Monday: brown noise. Tuesday: reggae. Wednesday: piano. Thursday: nature sounds. Friday: heartbeat. Variety keeps the calming effect working for your dog.

🐾 Volume: Set so you can comfortably talk over it from across the room. If you need to raise your voice, it's too loud for your dog. Optimal: 50-60 dB at the dog's position. Never above 70 dB.

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Ultra-deep brown noise with heavy low-frequency emphasis. The deepest variant we produce.

🔬 Research shows dogs habituate to the same calming sound within about 7 days (Bowman et al., University of Glasgow, 2017). That's why this podcast is built as a rotation library - not a single track on repeat. Try different episodes throughout the week for continued effectiveness.

🐾 Rotation tip: Monday: brown noise. Tuesday: reggae. Wednesday: piano. Thursday: nature sounds. Friday: heartbeat. Variety keeps the calming effect working for your dog.

🐾 Volume: Set so you can comfortably talk over it from across the room. If you need to raise your voice, it's too loud for your dog. Optimal: 50-60 dB at the dog's position. Never above 70 dB.

Free dog music, any length, with a timer, is at biscuitandyarn.com/dogmusic.

Ultra-deep brown noise with heavy low-frequency emphasis. The deepest variant we produce.

🔬 Research shows dogs habituate to the same calming sound within about 7 days (Bowman et al., University of Glasgow, 2017). That's why this podcast is built as a rotation library - not a single track on repeat. Try different episodes throughout the week for continued effectiveness.

🐾 Rotation tip: Monday: brown noise. Tuesday: reggae. Wednesday: piano. Thursday: nature sounds. Friday: heartbeat. Variety keeps the calming effect working for your dog.

🐾 Volume: Set so you can comfortably talk over it from across the room. If you need to raise your voice, it's too loud for your dog. Optimal: 50-60 dB at the dog's position. Never above 70 dB.