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Oh bless her and you. Isn't it strange how some dogs are so scared ans others don't flinch. Massive booms here all night and Ranger hasn't been affected at all, he's actually been out in the garden watching them. The cats aren't bothered either. I hope the thunder coat etc work for her. Such a shame about the cottage too, is there no one you know who could use it instead x |
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Hope she's ok, we turn the tv up close the curtains and and act normally I can sympathise though as Amber petrified of loud noises bands etc and nothing consoles her |
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Ellen hates them to so this year I got some diazepam from the vets for her and she is much better and a bit doppy but I think it is worth it for her not to be pacing and distressed. I did try xanax as welll but that didn't seem to have any effect on her. She has also got a DAP collar on and a den under the table in my lounge. Also I find loading a kong up with yummy treat and gving her that help out as well as it distracts her. I would also turn up my tv but I have got a very thin joining wall and a nasty neighbour. Anyway it might be worth asking the vets if they can prescribe somethign for Bella. I haven't before now as I have just muddled along but though this year I would see if meds helped her and they have. She is fine and pretty much bomb proof with everythign else she just jhates the firework and get in a state with them. She isn't to keen on thunder sorms but they seem to pass by reasonable quickly so she is OK. I must admit I am turning into the fireworks grinch as it hardly seem fair to stress out so many people and pets. Especially as there are veyr good quite fireworks. Hope Bella is OK and hugs to both of you. Sally and Ellen |
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Such a shame that the cottage was within the noise distance of the shooting range Is there a chance you can get refunded, even if partial, if you write and explain the reasons for your early departure. You never know, the owner may be a dog lover and completely understand the problem! We know by now the thundershirt and drops worked for the fireworks but it's a shame that your Welsh break was cut short Karen. |
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Thanks all. Tilly I am going to carry on with the thundershirt etc and see how we go. Hope and pleased you have found a solution. I will survive PP to be honest the only reason for it was Bella but maybe she is better in surroundings she knows and feels safe in - I did actually wonder if she thought we were taking her somewhere to leave her when we arrived as she has been moved around so much. |
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Poor girl, my Gyp is very noise phobic, I start giving her Skullcap & Valerium about a week before th fireworks strtand they really help.... |
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Just had Maggie & Heidi out for their evenign walk, so proud of the pup, both her and Maggie stood and watched the fireworks, no bad reaction from them...Gyp was at home sound asleep... |
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