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Old 5 July 2017, 12:16 PM   #1
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Worst night in America

Along with New Year's Eve for the dogs.
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Old 5 July 2017, 12:30 PM   #2
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You're talking about dogs, not crowds of riotous people being morons? ...

My wife's cat hated it. The current one is rather deaf.
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Old 5 July 2017, 12:35 PM   #3
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And fireworks. Who doesn't like fireworks?
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Old 5 July 2017, 12:44 PM   #6
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Dogs!
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Old 5 July 2017, 12:49 PM   #7
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Old 5 July 2017, 12:49 PM   #8
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Neighbor's dogs are having a blast chasing roman candle shots around their yard.
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Old 5 July 2017, 12:53 PM   #9
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Along with New Year's Eve for the dogs.
It's true. My dog had been pacing the floor every night since Friday looking for someplace safe to settle while every yahoo within 1/4 mile lights off canons. Tonight he finally decided that the bathtub was a safe place to hold up and wait it out.
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Doesn't bother my dog at all. Thunder doesn't bother her either. From day one when thunder would occur we wouldn't coddle my dog or pay it any mind. Now she knows it's not something to worry about. Dogs take their cues from your behavior. If you respond by comforting them, they tend to believe there is reason to be concerned.

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It's true. My dog had been pacing the floor every night since Friday looking for someplace safe to settle while every yahoo within 1/4 mile lights off canons. Tonight he finally decided that the bathtub was a safe place to hold up and wait it out.
Your neighbors have canons? Wow. Must be a cool place.
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Old 5 July 2017, 01:03 PM   #12
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Neighbor's dogs are having a blast chasing roman candle shots around their yard.
Great upbringing,soo compassionate.
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Neighbor's dogs are having a blast chasing roman candle shots around their yard.
My bad, Arkansas.
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What are you talking about?
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Your neighbors have canons? Wow. Must be a cool place.
They must. Just boom with no whistle or rocket. Fireworks with any kind of explosion are illegal here.
My dog never had a problem with them until he turned 6. He's 7 now almost 8. It's been tough on him this year.
I even bought pet calming nuggets and drops made of camomile etc. but they don't work at all.
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Along with New Year's Eve for the dogs.
I know what your saying. Its not fun having a 150lb shepherd as a blanket in the bed.
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They must. Just boom with no whistle or rocket. Fireworks with any kind of explosion are illegal here.
My dog never had a problem with them until he turned 6. He's 7 now almost 8. It's been tough on him this year.
I even bought pet calming nuggets and drops made of camomile etc. but they don't work at all.
I've got a couple who are on klonopin right now Bill, they are terrified and it's very serious as you know. I hope your loved ones can have peace very soon.
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Hang in there fellas/pups, hopefully they end soon.
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And fireworks. Who doesn't like fireworks?
Dogs don't
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Old 5 July 2017, 01:23 PM   #20
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Dogs don't
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They must. Just boom with no whistle or rocket. Fireworks with any kind of explosion are illegal here.
My dog never had a problem with them until he turned 6. He's 7 now almost 8. It's been tough on him this year.
I even bought pet calming nuggets and drops made of camomile etc. but they don't work at all.
Fireworks are buy one get four free here.
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I know what your saying. Its not fun having a 150lb shepherd as a blanket in the bed.
Mine is freaking out too. It's illegal in my town to light fireworks but you can buy them....... it's dry as hell in AZ and these jackwagons are launching rockets in a neighborhood. I hosed my roof down just in case.
If only a fantasy....launching a grenade simulator in their backyard...
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Some dogs do. And a whole lot of people.



Fireworks are buy one get four free here.
I hit a big roadside bomb once.well..couple of small ones and one big one.not a fan of either (fireworks or Roadside bombs)
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I hit a big roadside bomb once.well..couple of small ones and one big one.not a fan of either (fireworks or Roadside bombs)
The humvee I was riding in got hit by an IED when I was in Iraq. It didn't survive the experience. I still love fireworks. They are nothing like military grade high explosives, and don't evoke any ill emotions.
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Agreed. My dogs go apes&$" with fireworks.
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They must. Just boom with no whistle or rocket. Fireworks with any kind of explosion are illegal here.

My dog never had a problem with them until he turned 6. He's 7 now almost 8. It's been tough on him this year.

I even bought pet calming nuggets and drops made of camomile etc. but they don't work at all.



Have you tried the thunder shirt or vest?? We used to have a lab that freaked out at thunder or fireworks. We had to pretty heavily medicate him on July 4th. The vest worked great. He didn't mind shotguns and retrieving birds. Was really odd. So we put 2 and 2 together. His life jacket when hunting acted as a thunder shirt of types best we could figure out.

We go to municipal fireworks now and just save the hundreds of dollars we used to spend. Take to dog we have now (standard poodle) with us. She doesn't mind them at all.


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Thanks.
I think I'll try that thunder shirt idea before next year.
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Have you tried the thunder shirt or vest?? We used to have a lab that freaked out at thunder or fireworks. We had to pretty heavily medicate him on July 4th. The vest worked great. He didn't mind shotguns and retrieving birds. Was really odd. So we put 2 and 2 together. His life jacket when hunting acted as a thunder shirt of types best we could figure out.

We go to municipal fireworks now and just save the hundreds of dollars we used to spend. Take to dog we have now (standard poodle) with us. She doesn't mind them at all.


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My bird dog was never bothered hunting or by fireworks, but would hide whenever it was stormy.
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I had boxers my whole life. No problem with fire works. The cat hated it
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I had boxers my whole life. No problem with fire works. The cat hated it
I'll be fishing rockets out of my pool when I get back
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