Fireworks

20togo said:
Yep, last night wiped him out and he didn't want to get up til nearly 10 this morning. He also has a problem with the hoover but he follows it around trying to bite it and barking at it.
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Literally the same as ours, she's dragged the hoover across the room before now while it's on.
 
Shandypants said:
I had a really scary experience, they are big and aggressive when they want to be. Didn't help the had calfes and I had my dog with me.
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Just use the international word Shoo & perhaps Daisy Bell to make it more personal 😂 My Mrs tried to Shoo & bloody hedgehog out of our tent many moons ago, much to the amusement of those nearby, there were some smiles in the morning😂
 
20togo said:
yep, they've started again and it's a monday night! Is it because weather was so bad last night? The dogs going ape shit again.
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You have a Jack like me. Same mate. Poor little thing just goes mental. My little girl takes her and buried her in a duvet holding her ears down. Sad to see them under such stress. We always go out on the car for a long drive for an hour or so to break the back of the evening but sadly we got home last night for some nearby neighbours having a mad one with the fireworks.
 
Macseasider said:
Nah. I couldn't give a fuck. My kids like the fireworks and the missus isn't arsed. Just the little dog goes doolally. Is what it is. It's only one night.
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It's 7 consecutive nights so far. It's a real pain. I'd be happy to see public sales banned or restricted to silent fireworks
 
Macseasider said:
You have a Jack like me. Same mate. Poor little thing just goes mental. My little girl takes her and buried her in a duvet holding her ears down. Sad to see them under such stress. We always go out on the car for a long drive for an hour or so to break the back of the evening but sadly we got home last night for some nearby neighbours having a mad one with the fireworks.
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sadly though Mac, it never is just one night.
 
Shandypants said:
I had a really scary experience, they are big and aggressive when they want to be. Didn't help the had calfes and I had my dog with me.
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Crikey pal. Never take a dog through a field with cows with calves. The dog is the threat they perceive and they will go for it. People get trampled to death in that way. At least 4 in the past couple of years.

And if you get surprised, say by cows charging over the brow of a hill, let the dog go so it can run. It will get away and the cows should not attack you. But I would be over the nearest fence quite sharply, just in case.
 
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