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Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 17:54
Looks like it will be a long night, dogs not happy. I have all the televisions on, volume turned up and he can still hear the fire works. Anyone else expecting problems tonight? Pitiful to see him, anyone got any helpful tips.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 18:02
Shame you can't purchase some kind of a sedative from vets to knock em out tonight.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 18:05
bit late but for next year you can buy a cd with fireworks on, play it softly for a month, then gradualy with tme increase the volume up
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 18:06
S777 bit late but for next year you can buy a cd with fireworks on, play it softly for a month, then gradualy with tme increase the volume up Thanks for that will look into it.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 18:12
Probs best to put them down, its not fair on them. Joke lol but yeah they do get terrified, they probably think its the apocalypx lol.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 18:39
Subject them to as much noise and strange events when they are just 3 months old. As a result of this I've never had a dog scared of fireworks. I realise it's a bit late for the OP though lol
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 18:58
Shame you can't buy some sort of doggy ear defenders. Must be very frightening for them.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:01
Also if they act alarmed don't go over and stroke them or comfort them in any way. This indicates to the dog that something is wrong and will make them more scared. Just ignore it and so will the dog usually imo
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:06
Poor Pebblescat is scared as well :/
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:16
rescue remedy is one option i used to use with my dog, wont knock your dog out but will manage the situation
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:18
Very true lost, mines drinking a large vintage scotch whilst smoking a cigar. He seems fine
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:19
Yeah my pooch is going crazy. He has an ear busting bark too so its quite annoying! Poor guy.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:35
How about taking them out for a walk. might help
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:35
dont seem to be bothering our dog which is strange as she is a big wuss.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:40
my dogs laid under my bed hiding like a coward lol he thinks hes hard usualy!
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 19:43
their giving us the old switcheroo.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 20:32
My Rabbit was doing ok out in the garden but i've brought him indoors and have him sat on the couch with me now while i catch up on some Sky+ (got HD coming Monday so watching all the recorded stuff). Might just spend the night in front of the tv, light a fire, and spoil him a bit giving him bits of food
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 21:09
doesnt bother my dog in the slightest, she just stands and watches them if the dog is scared mate, ignore it totally. and the noise. If you try comfort the dog or reassure it, what your actually doing is rewarding it being scared and telling it that its the correct reaction.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 21:28
Fireworks rank amongst the most pointless invention ever.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 21:36
dazc doesnt bother my dog in the slightest, she just stands and watches them if the dog is scared mate, ignore it totally. and the noise. If you try comfort the dog or reassure it, what your actually doing is rewarding it being scared and telling it that its the correct reaction. Post thief 
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 21:44
Reborn Fireworks rank amongst the most pointless invention ever. I sympathise with this view. If you paired up a fireworks display, Loose Women, and ...Next Top Model i think te world would implode I watched over an hour long fireworks display in a harbour by our hotel in Sydney at the end of a holiday last year and it was about as impressive as a fireworks display could be - which wasn't really all that. This was right at the end of the summer at the early part of september - they'd got twice the amount of fireworks as usual as the previous display had been called off for bad weather. Despite that it still wasn't the impressive - it's just lights and sparkles after all. Massive waste of money that could be better spent elsewhere. Bah humbug
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 21:44
haha i never read the thread before i posted, thats my excuse and im sticking to it!
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 22:50
You can buy pheremone from the vets which will chill your dogs out. I have the feline equivalent (Felliway) for my cats and it seems to work with them.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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05 November 2009 23:21
My dogs not happy either, always tries to climb behind the tv.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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06 November 2009 07:31
essex_chris My Rabbit was doing ok out in the garden but i've brought him indoors and have him sat on the couch with me now while i catch up on some Sky+ (got HD coming Monday so watching all the recorded stuff). Might just spend the night in front of the tv, light a fire, and spoil him a bit giving him bits of food Whats his favourite programme?
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Re:Dogs terrified
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06 November 2009 07:41
monitor You can buy pheremone from the vets which will chill your dogs out. I have the feline equivalent (Felliway) for my cats and it seems to work with them. Really? You can buy a pheremone that chills cats out? I didnt know that, can you tell me more pls?
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Re:Dogs terrified
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06 November 2009 07:51
He`s fast asleep now, only another 3 nights to go
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Re:Dogs terrified
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06 November 2009 10:20
tac monitor You can buy pheremone from the vets which will chill your dogs out. I have the feline equivalent (Felliway) for my cats and it seems to work with them. Really? You can buy a pheremone that chills cats out? I didnt know that, can you tell me more pls? http://www.feliway.com/gb/All-about-Feliway-R/What-is-Feliway-R
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Re:Dogs terrified
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06 November 2009 14:57
I'm with the "ignore it" posts - you don't want to omfort and reward your dog when he's doing the wrong thing (ie being sh*tscard of the fireworks). Its what we've done with our chap, and he's now alright and doesn't appear to care at all about the noises.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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07 November 2009 20:43
I was furious at the fckg idiots letting of loads last night, pointless and my little lad was petrified.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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07 November 2009 21:17
My dog does not seemed fazed. Aslong as he's near a radiator that's switched on he's not bothered.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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08 November 2009 00:34
Strange how different dogs react. My last dog didn't like them. Current dog does not react in any way. At all. Maybe he's deaf.
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Re:Dogs terrified
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08 November 2009 10:43
He might be immune to it all - you've exploded many a time haven't you. Roughly 5 mins after you get a chinese so the dog is used to fireworks
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