02-11-2013, 10:29 PM
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Pets
Were anyone's dogs/cats/birds/poultry/horses etc upset by fireworks tonight?My oldest dog used to completely go to pieces, but this year she is so deaf, she slept through most of it, even though they have a huge display organised by the scouts, in the park right behind my house.
(Apologies if this should be in the fireworks posts?)
02-11-2013, 11:16 PM
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I've still to see Alice (my avatar).She usually burrows under the duvet at any sign of disruption, but no show.
The b****y things are still going off, but I hope she'll mince in when things have calmed down. Wind and rain are still rampant, so hopefully, she's under a hedge and will return to base ...........
Gwyn
04-11-2013, 05:37 AM
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Re: Pets
We aren't allowed fireworks here but I have a couple of dogs who show the same scared reactions when thunder claps. One old girl has to be inside on stormy nights because she runs off chasing the noise. She's a complete nut job and the other guy, he's the biggest joke. He's huge and cries like a baby at the slightest noise of thunder. He lies on the floor crying his huge heart out and consantly needing reassurance that the noise can't get inside and get him. He's the sookiest 65 kg dog I've ever met!
04-11-2013, 02:29 PM
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My cat Coco adores Fireworks, she took me upstairs to the landing where we have a window that faces the Firework Display in Danbury, she sat on the window seal and I stood next to her and we turned the lights off, and what a fantastic display we had and Coco enjoyed every bit of it.
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