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There are many dogs who exhibit one of the most common phobias that affect dogs, the thunderstorm phobia. It can be heartbreaking to watch the way your dog starts behaving during a thunderstorm. It is still not clear as what triggers this kind of phobia in dogs but experts believe that dogs become anxious due to the combination of wind, thunder, lightning, barometric pressure changes, static electricity, and low-frequency rumbles preceding a storm that humans can’t hear. Thunderstorm-phobic dogs will display some common symptoms, pacing, vocalization (whining, howling), panting, destructive behavior, excess drooling, potty accidents in the house, trembling, self-harm and trying to stay close to their owners. The severity of symptoms can be mild or extreme.