[Joe 6-pack]

WOOOF!

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[cripplecreek]

My dogs don’t like the noise so I would just leave them home where they can go to familiar hiding places. In this heat I’ve been giving them a good soak every afternoon.

[Born to Conserve]

The neighbor’s dog attacks all fireworks — he’s eventually going to get his face blown off.

[Vinnie]

Clear a spot under the bed for them to hide, if they’re like mine.

[SevenofNine]

My dad yokie dog like hide under the bed after he is fine also long we keep tv on he pretty cool he sleep through it

[LSAggie]

My husband, dogs and I will be in the air-conditioned house watching fireworks on TV. It is much too hot for man or beast outside, and the aerial views of the fireworks shown on TV are just spectacular. Frosty Paws for the dogs and frozen hot chocolates for the humans!

[KGeorge]

Three of my guys are thunder phobic, but they’re all indoor dogs anyway.
Fireworks are banned this year cause we’re dry but we’ve always got some idiots who shoot them off anyway.

I’ve seen something called a “Thunder Coat” that might help. One of my girls was so bad that even Valium didn’t help, but she’s steadily gotten better since we quit trying to intervene. (I think her hearing is going, but that’s fairly recent.)

[Slings and Arrows]

Pretty sure that none of y'all were planning on taking the kittehs to a fireworks show, but just in case...