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| brogusblue |
 31st Aug 2008, 1:41 pm
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Hello
My Gini used to hate the fireworks she would try and hide somewhere. As for my other dog Mr B he hates them too he shakes shivers and dribbles. They should be banned or just sold for 1 day and no more, We had some going off last night why???   Cheers Brogusblue |
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| Appletonfosterhome |
14th Sep 2008, 6:42 pm
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Cause major problems for only one of my 4 dogs. She shivers, shakes, pants and dribbles. They should be banned.
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| MiniSars |
10th Apr 2010, 10:31 pm
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Yes - especially with our whippet X, she shakes, follows us around like a shadow, dribbles and pants. It's horrific to watch. Personally, i feel as if they should be band, as the distress they cause is un real. Our jackrussell is scared of the sound of a bubble popping, let alone a fire work!
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| heidishome |
21st Apr 2010, 9:12 pm
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Have an old Lhasa (13yrs) who absolutely hates fireworks.... shivering and shaking and wandering around.
Vet now supplies a "chill pill" for him for firework night to try & keep him calm. |
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| Moo and Boo |
24th Jun 2010, 1:58 am
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QUOTE(heidishome @ 21st Apr 2010, 10:12 pm)  Have an old Lhasa (13yrs) who absolutely hates fireworks.... shivering and shaking and wandering around. Vet now supplies a "chill pill" for him for firework night to try & keep him calm.  Our old boy Lhasa who is also 13 years old is as far as fireworks are concerned couldn't care less ...i think he's getting a little deaf But my Cavalier Pup well he is 2 now  really gets worried and just doesn't understand what they are he looks to our old boy and see's he isn't bothered so he tries to settle only to jump up at some of the blasts!  I don't know how my x p farm cav boy will be?? |
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| ratbat |
23rd Jan 2011, 6:35 pm
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Voted No - but to be fair where we live there aren't any large displays and the neighbours don't have them either so my dogs have never been exposed to a "proper" round of fireworks
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| sheebs |
27th Jan 2011, 10:57 pm
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Not at all...Sheebs will stand and watch them with you....was bothered about how Darcy would react, but with Sheebs being so laid back, Darcy doesn't bother either.
My Mum and Dads rough collie hates them though...shakes, paces and drools all night |
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| Christy27 |
28th Apr 2013, 4:46 pm
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My dogs hate fireworks. I remember one of my dogs hiding in our kitchen.
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