"Severance" Affects Pets

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Severance

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Is ‘Severance’ making your dog freak out?

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Some viewers have noticed their pets get worked up when “ Severance’s ” is on in their homes.

The Apple TV series follows the workers and overlords at Lumon , a company that straddles the line between dull corporate behemoth and sinister religious cult.

Dogs have barked at elevators or at the sound of key cards being swiped.

Some pet experts say dogs look for sounds that might come from a TV screen to help them out.

The sounds of “ Severance’s ” show may be getting the dogs’ attention.

The visual language of the show might also speak to them.

Blue is a color that dogs have a tendency to notice above others, experts say.

Dogs can smell cortisol, a hormone produced from stress, which might make them feel anxiety.

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