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You will also almost certainly notice your dog panting as they get stressed out giving them water to drink helps maintain calmness as well as hydration levels. This is because their body heat rises as they become anxious when hearing (and seeing) the displays. It’s important that you give your dog plenty of water if you’re expecting fireworks.
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Keep their water bowl full and treats handy Shutting your windows, drawing the curtains, and staying in one room with your dog might help them stay calm during the fireworks displays. Give your dog options so they can choose where to hide. Don’t lock your dog in the crate, as this can be even more stressful for them. Create a ‘safe place’ inside your home for your dog to hide from fireworksĪ table draped with a blanket is a great retreat, or if your dog is used to being in a crate, cover it and leave it open with blankets inside. Letting your dog run off some steam in the day might also help keeping them a bit calmer in the evening, as leaving them inside all day can cause them further distress.
To help settle your pet and take them away from the bulk of the noise as much as possible, make sure to walk them in the daytime before any of the fireworks or bonfires begin. Take your pet for a walk in the daytimeĭogs Trust recommends taking your dog for their last walk of the day before it gets dark. Here are some of the ways that you can calm a dog during Bonfire Night: 1.
Are you wondering how you can calm a dog during the bonfire night show of fireworks?Īs Bonfire Night (5 November 2021) approaches, Brits can expect to hear booms of fireworks ring out throughout the evening as the sky is lit up by colourful displays.īut many dog owners dread this time of year, as the loud noises and bright flashes of fireworks can leave their pets terrified.ĭespite this, November 5 is still marked with big displays across the UK, and dog owners will need to prepare their pups for the event.
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