Many owners know what it is like to check their pet camera while they are out and see their four-legged friend wreaking havoc at home. But one owner has amazed internet viewers by revealing just how tranquil her three rescue dogs were while she was away.

Shima Circle of Los Angeles, California, certainly has no reason to worry about her dogs when she is not at home, as her pet cam captured exactly what they get up to; and let's just say, it's very little. She shared a hilarious video on TikTok (@sellwithshima) showing her dog, named Whiskey, sprawled out on the sofa while enjoying some calming music to set the scene.

Being a guard dog certainly wasn't a priority in that moment, but Circle told Newsweek that it made her really happy to see that they have a peaceful home where they feel calm.

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Whiskey (a pit bull and Labrador retriever mix), Biggie (a basenji), and Toby (a golden retriever) are all rescue dogs, but there is no doubt they are living their best lives now.

"They don't normally cause any mischief when I'm out, but Toby is usually the one who wanders round the house looking for us," Circle said.

"I made my own playlist on Apple Music called Dog Therapy, and I play that every time I leave the house. It quickly puts them to bed each time."

The tranquil instrumental music works a charm to keep the dogs calm while they are alone, as Whiskey seems as if he is practically in a hypnotic state.

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There has been plenty of research looking into the effect of music on dogs, with multiple studies concluding that there can be benefits to playing certain genres. The American Kennel Club (AKC) explains that one study, by psychologist Dr. Deborah Wells, found that dogs were less agitated after listening to classical music. Their breathing slowed down, and they were less likely to pace around or stand up. Alternatively, heavy rock music had the opposite effect on the dogs.

Likewise, research by Dr. Lori Kogan suggested that dogs who were exposed to classical music spent more time sleeping and less time barking.

As explained by the AKC, classical music, reggae, and even soft rock can be quite calming for dogs. But owners shouldn't just always use the same music as the effects reduce if they are exposed to the same music repeatedly. So, variety is key.

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How Did TikTok React?

After Circle posted the pet cam footage on TikTok on July 20, it delighted social-media users and gained more than 360,500 views and over 117,000 likes.

Circle said that she hopes the attention could encourage other owners to try this trick for their pups, too.

She told Newsweek: "Everyone loves the video as it's relatable. Dog owners just miss their pets as soon as they leave and worry that they're missing them just the same.

"If you have an anxious dog or one with attachment issues, consider using the playlist to see if it helps them, too," Circle added.

With over 430 comments on the viral TikTok video, many people praised Whiskey's hilarious antics while he was unattended. One comment reads: "The way I zoomed in on that baby. Long day at work."

Another TikTok user responded: "The music, the pose, it's everything."

Other owners joked about what they leave on for their dogs when they're out. One commenter wrote: "And here I am playing Bluey for my sweet girl."

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