Fireworks and dogs

[s.varty]

we have some, I'll ask out lass what's it's called.

 

you just put a couple of drops on their tongue

 

Cheers ,I know its a bit late for this year, but it,ll help for next year:thumbup1:

[woody paul]

Our Lab is gun shy but likes fireworks just stands there watching them.

[IanW]

[s.varty]

Our Lab is gun shy but likes fireworks just stands there watching them.

 

Ive had dogs all my life and they do seem to come in two types when it comes to fireworks, one couldn't give a toss the other jumps out of its skin at the slightest bang

[s.varty]

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Thanks for that

[gand]

Cheers stubby, think I,ll leave it till next year, if its from the vets it will give me time to save up. Hopefully tonight is the last night for this year.

 

Until New Years!!

[18 stoner]

Ian, might be worth editing your language mate!

[s.varty]

Until New Years!!

 

Didn't think about that.

[Stubby]

Ian, might be worth editing your language mate!

 

Check his spelling ......

[18 stoner]

I've about had a gut full this week, seems with bonfire night being mid week, both weekends have been fireworks nights too.

 

Not much fun with nervy dogs!

 

We put the radio in loud but they still aren't calm!

 

Anyone heard of these ballistic type jackets for them? Seem to remember seeing an ad on telly a while back for a blanket that stops the vibration from "the bang"