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A smiling older woman in glasses sits in an armchair beside a turntable while a fawn Boxer with his tongue out leans close. 19 / 24

Ruth Dropped the Needle on a Favorite Record. Bruno Joined Her.

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A turntable sits on a wooden cabinet in the corner, a black record spinning and a small stack of sleeves leaning beside it. Ruth sits in a patterned armchair in a cream cardigan, her silver hair and round glasses catching the lamplight, a gentle smile resting on her face. Bruno has pushed in close, shaggy fur ruffled on top of his head and his tongue hanging out in a goofy, happy pant, his dark eyes shining. A lamp with a woven shade glows on a side table, along with a basket of yarn and a mug. The room feels full of music, memories, and a bit of dog fluff.

Music can be a lovely comfort for older adults, and many people enjoy listening to records from their younger years. Dogs seem to enjoy calm music too, and some owners play soft tunes to help a dog relax while they are away. Keep the volume moderate, since dogs hear much better than people and loud sound can make them uneasy. Boxers are expressive and love to be near their people, so a spot beside the chair is their ideal place. Watch the turntable and records, too. A tail swing or an excited jump can easily bump a needle or knock over a stack.

Ruth taps her fingers to the beat, and Bruno pants along in his own way. If a dog could hum, he would have a tune ready.

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