'Aromatherapy' improves doggy behaviour

A new kind of “aromatherapy” for unruly dogs can make them better behaved, according to new research.

'Aromatherapy' improves doggy behaviour

A new kind of “aromatherapy” for unruly dogs can make them better behaved, according to new research.

Veterinary experts at the University of Edinburgh found that wafting a special scent into the noses of dogs quietened them down and improved their mood.

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