so how did everyone find tonight with the fire works

[kendal]

did anyone have any problems.
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[John Thomson]

My two don't really bother...Diesel will bark in the house if there is a particularly loud bang.......but they are more happy outside watching what is going on.

Really feel for the dogs that struggle this time of year.

john
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[steve young]

Sasha was spooked and clung to my side, but had his fleece on so he felt a bit braver than normal and wasn't shivering:)

Mylo wasn't bothered at all, really chilled out as normal and chewed on a hide bone, occasionally barked when there was a really loud bang or flash.
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[Trace]

JD didn't take it well (as expected) he barked like crazy in the house when he did hear any. Bracken was okay, occasionally he barked to keep JD company.


Trace
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[Suzanne H]

Ours don't bother, but we don't walk them during the worst of it. There was a lot going off round the garden, but they were curious rather than scared.

But then they are gundogs - maybe it's bred into them

[Alan and Lynsey]

luckily my two don't bother and i had them out walking about 7 before class and then at class they were fine.

i think this is due to how loud i have the TV when im playing call of duty on the PS3.lol
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[Dave Rowland]

well i was with Julia and normally her dog snoop hears them, but when we got back he was fine and just an attention seeking dog!
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Quoting Kendal: coulu you decapitate innes for me please

[Lisa/Colin]

Thankfully Hek and Millie were fine. Wasnt sure about taking her to her first class with fireworks going off but she didnt bother when I had her out earlier. It was me that got a fright when a really loud one went off!

Hektor barks occaisionally when a really loud one happens but thats all.

Lisa

[Jack]

2 of mine suffer badly The less attention we pay them AND the noise the better but they STILL get really upset and I HATE it. Rosie is just bemused (no change there then!)
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[lynn 01]

Bubbles hates them. She is okay in the house but under no circumstances would she go out. I even had my sister try to take her out late last night but no chance. She tries to hide behind the toilet cistern!!!!!!!

She went 19 hours between walks yesterday!!!!
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[Craig C]

Bran was ok with all but the loudest of the bangs, two of them spooked him when they went off nearby when we were out walking yesterday afternoon.
He settled down quickly enough though when I carried on walking as if nothing had happened. He definitely wasn't too sure about things, but was prepared to follow my lead.

Jake (my brothers German Shepherd who I'm looking after while he's on holiday) was perfectly fine with them as well. Except for when I let him up the garden at the end of our evening walk, just as the finale of the display at Strathclyde Park started. He decided that he just had to respond to all that noise and headed for the bottom of the garden, barking as loud as he could, tail going like mad all the time.
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[Isabel]

My two are ok as long as they are in the house. Doogle is a big scaredy cat outside

[Jim & Geraldine]

Buster was scared he curled up in the space between the couch and the window and shivered. He was like Bubbles refused to go out even at midnight when all the noise had gone (nearly).