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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Fireworks have started and our little Chihuahua is terrified, shaking like a leaf bless her, Our Westie on the other hand is oblivious to it and is snoring her head off. |
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By *ildt123Man
over a year ago
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Not anymore but Mrs W used to sit in the stable with a terrified horse until midnight every night for about two weeks every year. Was horrible, personally I'd ban them From General sale and limit the days they can have organised ones |
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By *ooking for bbwsCouple
over a year ago
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"Fireworks have started and our little Chihuahua is terrified, shaking like a leaf bless her, Our Westie on the other hand is oblivious to it and is snoring her head off."
should of seen my fire work post last weekend!   |
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"Not anymore but Mrs W used to sit in the stable with a terrified horse until midnight every night for about two weeks every year. Was horrible, personally I'd ban them From General sale and limit the days they can have organised ones"
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"Poor pooch is curled up on me.
He used to be fine as a nipper but now quite jumpy despite me trying to remain as calm as possible "
My ex was a dog behaviourist and she will tell you it's about conditioning the pooch, nope I've no idea what she meant either |
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We have got one mildly upset border collie and one absolutely terrified border collie. Been unable to go out tonight to celebrate Gs upcoming birthday as we cant leave them - the house would be a mess... |
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Our four kitties really couldn't care less. On previous years we've been unable to get them in before the fireworks started and they've sat in the garden watching them.
This year they are all enjoying a post dinner snooze |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Our cavachon ws quite jumpy beginning of the week but a cuddle and a reassuring firm stroke on the top of her head and above her ears has calmed her dwn a great deal. She only just barks at the ones tat are too close now few and in between. |
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By *ooking for bbwsCouple
over a year ago
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"No our dogs fine he's actually looking for where the noises are coming from. "
similar with my cat was not sure how she wood act as she could not go out first year I ad her, but now a week latter of fire works she's ok just looks for um, was asleep, but there was a huge one that most of woken her up. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I constantly have a terrified pet. My cat is the proverbial scaredy-cat so he is always on edge. Has anyone got any useful tips on how to calm their pet when the fireworks are going off? |
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"I constantly have a terrified pet. My cat is the proverbial scaredy-cat so he is always on edge. Has anyone got any useful tips on how to calm their pet when the fireworks are going off?"
Feliway plug in is awesome for any type of anxiety with cats. It mimics the facial pheromones and helps them to relax. We use it all year round to help minimise the stress and disagreements of having a multi cat household |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I constantly have a terrified pet. My cat is the proverbial scaredy-cat so he is always on edge. Has anyone got any useful tips on how to calm their pet when the fireworks are going off?
Feliway plug in is awesome for any type of anxiety with cats. It mimics the facial pheromones and helps them to relax. We use it all year round to help minimise the stress and disagreements of having a multi cat household "
Thanks for the advice. I will give it a try for a stress free environment. Hopefully it can relive any anxiety he has. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Fireworks have started and our little Chihuahua is terrified, shaking like a leaf bless her, Our Westie on the other hand is oblivious to it and is snoring her head off."
My British bulldog is sleeping and pays fireworks no attention. My Staffordshire Bull Terrier watches them from my window. |
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"I constantly have a terrified pet. My cat is the proverbial scaredy-cat so he is always on edge. Has anyone got any useful tips on how to calm their pet when the fireworks are going off?
Feliway plug in is awesome for any type of anxiety with cats. It mimics the facial pheromones and helps them to relax. We use it all year round to help minimise the stress and disagreements of having a multi cat household
Thanks for the advice. I will give it a try for a stress free environment. Hopefully it can relive any anxiety he has."
Feliway is very good  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The cat seems pretty chilled about it this year, he's just asleep on the stairs. Previous years he's been really scared, maybe they're quieter this year. |
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By *ewels74Woman
over a year ago
Dundee/Angus/Blackpool |
Apart from a couple short round of very close fireworks,they just barked a bit at least not for long but when the volume of TV only goes to 100 doesn't mask loud noise,just surprised my German Shepherd was calmer than I thought as she normally tries to sit on my lap literally lol with any noises like this these days just cause she got a fright few yrs back,even the puppies had to start a chorus of barks at the sounds...ughs |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My 9 month old, who barks and growls at all kinds of objects and noise, has slowly been getting used to them. He still jumps at the really loud ones, but ignores the rest. I see him looking at me for my reaction, so I ignore them too. The 6 week old isn't taking any notice at all. |
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