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@Chaz1307 More so for safety reasons but also the public fireworks have been going for nearly 6 hours where I live. An organised event would maybe last an hour or so which would he much more manageable
Ears covered, half-wrap, dog calming music on and he is still terrified. What is the point in fireworks being sold to the general public?! ๐๐คฌ๐๐ผ #banfireworks
@thefeltip Well I don't live close to a venue where they hold such events so yes it makes a huge difference. I live next to a high school and 2 parks though so there are lots of rouge fireworks for around a month this time of year
@sevenman96 Agreed, the 2 dogs we have had since pups are fine with this sort of noise it's just Max who is scared. Obviously as he is a rescue we aren't 100% of how he has dealt with fireworks in the past we are just trying our best from what we have seen has worked with other scared pets.
@AmyxJean@alicejpxg @TopsterTweets I'm all for big displays and professional organised events. It's the wee neds throwing them at each other or the single ones going off in someone's garden that are just unnecessary.
@MrWyvern3 Enjoyable when put together by professionals in a well designed display. Wee neds down the road throwing them at each other or single ones getting fired up in someone's back garden are just shite and unnecessary