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How are your pets coping with the fireworks?
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over a year ago
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One doggo gives no fucks.
The other doggo gives a good impression of a war zone. That said, I’ve been prepared this year and been giving her chill pills all week. She noticed them earlier and only kicked off when I opened the door to let the other one out. Played the piano for a few minutes and she settled down. All calm atm!  |
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"One doggo gives no fucks.
The other doggo gives a good impression of a war zone. That said, I’ve been prepared this year and been giving her chill pills all week. She noticed them earlier and only kicked off when I opened the door to let the other one out. Played the piano for a few minutes and she settled down. All calm atm! "
Your dog plays the Piano ??  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"One doggo gives no fucks.
The other doggo gives a good impression of a war zone. That said, I’ve been prepared this year and been giving her chill pills all week. She noticed them earlier and only kicked off when I opened the door to let the other one out. Played the piano for a few minutes and she settled down. All calm atm!
Your dog plays the Piano ?? "
Yeah she’s been learning for a while now |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
South Wales |
Have had to put them in their crate to calm down (mostly just the two kicking off but the 3rd doesn’t like to feel like he’s missing out).
It’s been chucking it down here - I’m suprised at the locals determination! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The cat doesn't care. The dogs were a bit jumpy last night, but seem more used to it tonight. I am wearing one dog as a scarf, and one as a blanket though. |
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Some are ok
Some aren't
It isn't worth banning fireworks over. The sale is restricted already in the uk 15th oct to 10th nov and for a few weeks in dec/jan. You arent supposed to set them off after 11 unless its new year or diwali.
As dogs cant look up i guess they dont get the joy of the pretty colours |
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My boy isn't bothered, he likes to sit and watch them, gets quite excited when he sees one.
Fine with fireworks but turns into jelly at the wind, tries to be a lapdog but having a 56k German Shepherd attempting to sit on you is not fun. Well it is, but it's not |
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She's curled up next to me now they've stopped - absolutely worn out, bless her.
She's been wired all evening,(again).
Personally, I'd quite like to go and watch one of those drone displays that I've seen on YouTube. Stops the pet heartache and pacifies the eco warriors too 
I still don't properly understand why we celebrate the Catholics trying to blow up parliament?!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"She's curled up next to me now they've stopped - absolutely worn out, bless her.
She's been wired all evening,(again).
Personally, I'd quite like to go and watch one of those drone displays that I've seen on YouTube. Stops the pet heartache and pacifies the eco warriors too
I still don't properly understand why we celebrate the Catholics trying to blow up parliament?!
C"
We don’t. We celebrate them being caught before they did. |
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By *ChubsMan
over a year ago
West Midlands |
2 out of my 3 dogs aren't fazed by them, but the youngest one is petrified, tail between legs, panting & needing to be held! Personally I think silent fireworks should be the only one's sold! |
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By *mily36CWoman
over a year ago
Bedford (or anywhere beginning with B..!?) |
My dog isn't overjoyed about the ones that bang then crackle and wants to be in the same room the whole time so becomes a shadow around the house ...including the bathroom |
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By *orny-DJMan
over a year ago
Leigh-on-Sea |
My dog really isn't bothered by loud noises. Just the other week, I went out to my garage to cut some wood with my chop saw and he just laid down just outside.
This evening, I let him out in the bavk garden whilst fireworks were going off in the distance and he stopped at the bottom of the garden and looked like he was watching them.
Only had him 7 weeks |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"My dog really isn't bothered by loud noises. Just the other week, I went out to my garage to cut some wood with my chop saw and he just laid down just outside.
This evening, I let him out in the bavk garden whilst fireworks were going off in the distance and he stopped at the bottom of the garden and looked like he was watching them.
Only had him 7 weeks"
I've always had gundogs,They think people are outside shooting and want to go out and pick up game. |
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The 4 gerbils and 2 hamsters really couldn't care less about them.
The 4 budgies went suddenly quiet when one of those bloody military-grade ones went off. After putting their radio on to drown it out, they were much happier.
Still think that fireworks should be relegated to public displays only - in the early hours of Saturday morning, some moron set off a really loud "banger" at ten to bloody three! |
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My cat is fairly chilled about them (he's a rather mature gent). He just finds somewhere cosy in the centre of the house and sleeps through them. He's a ware of them and he's doesn't like them per se but he's not overly and overtly distraught over them. |
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