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Yeah it’s getting extreme here. People bitch all day long around here how it affects their dog and therefore everyone must stop because Fluffy goes crazy.
My dog is perfectly chill around gunfire, fireworks and other loud sounds. My previous dogs were too. Early socialization is the key. Harder to do with a grown-up rescue dog, I would imagine, but this is an experience I don't have - all my dogs were acquired as 1-2 month old pups.
While I'm tolerant because of remembering the joy from my youth, I would also welcome a strong-fisted crackdown because of the stress it causes to animals.
I wouldn't even think of having a ban on the noise.
"a strong-fisted crackdown", because we already have a ban. (Like President Jackson said back in the day, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let's see him enforce it.")
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A crackdown (not a ban as we already have a ban) would be a nice welcome change for the animals. But I would not ask nor lobby for it, because I remember what it was like to be a kid during "4th of July season". Boys will be boys. (sorry for the gender reference, Wokesters and SJW's).
Benadryl at a dose of 25 mg tablet per 25 pounds. Totally safe for dogs. That and just run a fan and tv.
Dogs are like kids, they are NOT kids
My Dog is scared of fireworks.
My Wife is not happy about them.
richwicks saysDogs are like kids, they are NOT kids
They are like children to us.
A difference is, we spoil them more than we spoil our children.
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