Mine just wants to see them off. Was round my mom's earlier so my hound her dog were doing their best bad ass pack impression barking at the sky in her garden wheneverone went off. Would both crap themselves at an actual intruder, I'm sure.
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Fireworks, and dogs
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Where's @chicoazul when you need him?
chrismpw
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My Smudge (a rescue dog) was terrified of aircraft - a problem since before we knew this we moved near RAF Fairford, which is where the USAF use us as aircraft carrier Great Britain. Particularly thoughtful when a B52 takes off at 5.30 on a Sunday morning.
He was also terrified of thunder, dark clouds, rain, the sound if rain, the prospect of rain and with age and experience even fluffy clouds. He was also terrified of water and rivers. A problem when I lived on a Dutch barge. Also cars and anythng else with an engine.
Fireworks? Absolutely zero problem.
We didn't ask for airplanes to stop, cars, rain or cluds to stop just because he was scared, even though this was almost daily. Anyone either a dog that gets scared for just a week and wants to ban that week needs to realise that there are more people than themselves - live and let live.
He was also terrified of thunder, dark clouds, rain, the sound if rain, the prospect of rain and with age and experience even fluffy clouds. He was also terrified of water and rivers. A problem when I lived on a Dutch barge. Also cars and anythng else with an engine.
Fireworks? Absolutely zero problem.
We didn't ask for airplanes to stop, cars, rain or cluds to stop just because he was scared, even though this was almost daily. Anyone either a dog that gets scared for just a week and wants to ban that week needs to realise that there are more people than themselves - live and let live.
So are knives...really not safe. You should eat your steak with a spoon.
you probably shouldn't let any off. You will have made your full contribution to the subject then.
anything I dont like, we should ban, smh, the world should be set up along the lines of my personal preferences, and if people or dogs have different personal preferences, well I guess mine don't matter?
not picking you out personally, but if you feel you should have some say about what I do, should I have some say about what you do? Think very carefully before answering.
Hinchcliffe's Corner
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bluerobert
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In fairness my dog was sat outside watching them
bluerobert
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If they were a yank 100% be pro second amendment
Cats are terrified of them too!
Jacko93
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I haven't let any fireworks off, I don't like them, I'm not 3.
I never said they 'should' be banned, I said I would love to see it.
My personal opinion is that people who are fascinated by and excited by fireworks are a bit wierd. Not picking you out personally.
The fascination with them is a very odd thing. The vast majority are absolutely woeful aswell, a simple whizz and a bang.
Let me be straight here. Professional shows are a different animal, they can require thought and precision planning, often a visual accompaniment to a showcase, though I have no idea why they must bang cause you can get silent ones.
These home show chumps though, christ it's odd.
*lobs a banger into thread for fun
And as for dogs… mine sat out in the garden last night enjoying the displays on show whilst eating hot dogs
I don't remember there was as many dogs in those days but I do remember more dogs roaming loose.
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