My poor dog...she's so stoned

My dog just get her 'happy place pill". I feel so bad for her but they set off our city's fireworks less than a half mile from my house. Hope all the pets stay safe at home tonight!

I don't know how my dog is going to react. Last year, his very first 4th of July, we were at my sister's house out in the wilderness more or less and there were no fireworks. This year I am home, and we usually get someone on the street that lets them off, even though they are outlawed now. I can also see and hear several city shows from my house. We'll see how he does. I made my one wanderer cat stay in the house all day and he isn't happy with me for that. I don't know how he reacts either, and I'd rather he be inside and safe. My other three kitties don't care if there are fireworks or not. They sleep through it all.

We have been lucky our lab is not bothered by fireworks....but bring the crockpot out and watch him :blink:shake like a leaf.

We have the thundershirt on our little Pom and she is handling the noise okay, so far. We have a sectional, and she is laying in the middle, just raising her head a bit when one goes off. Normally, she would be climbing on my DH while shaking and crying. I hate fireworks.

Dog one, my older girl is not happy but so far not bad enough for "the pill". She is not shaking or trying to melt into the wall, but lightly wedged into a corner. Dog two is just seems annoyed and dog three who is the baby is oblivious. Just keeping a close eye on them.

Yay fireworks...

My little shih tzu is shaking on my lap, even in her thundershirt. These idiot neighbors of mine are letting off these stupid things that just make noise. I love real fireworks but these things that do nothing but make a big boom is dumb.

My poor Molly is terrified of the noise.  It is still early here on the west coast so nothing so far.  Once it gets dark she will be hanging close to us.   

Mine are on the bed snuggled up with us hardcore. They're only afraid of thunder and fireworks when it's bedtime though-- I think they're straight up playing us. If there is something better going on they're perfectly fine. If they want some extra love? Oh lord you should see the drama. Ridiculous.

What do you give her?? This year wasn't so bad for my Abbey but I fear as she ages it might get worse. It's illegal here in NYS to have fireworks and I'm not sure how some of my neighbors get away with it.

Lucy is doing OK. Last year, I wasn't home for the 4th and she was in the care of a dog sitter, so she was home alone for the week. This year, she is expressing some 'concern' about the noise. She is laying near me, and sometimes coming over and sitting next to me. She'll look at me like, "Is this OK? Should I be worried? Should I bark?" Normally, this time of night in the summer, she'd be sleeping on the kitchen floor, laundry room floor, or bathroom floor where there is no carpet (cooler), but the last few nights when she's heard the fireworks, she's come into the living room with me (carpet, less cool.) She's not freaking out or anything, and thunderstorms don't bother her unless the thunder is loud enough and close enough to shake the house. Then she comes and sits next to me.

My bigger dog has calmed done and is in her bed. The smaller hopped on the couch and is cuddled up to DH. The dogs are not normally allowed on the furniture but tonight we will make an exception because of all the fireworks. We could have tranq'd them but we'll just cuddle instead.

Makes me want to say "I'll have what he's having" but I will refrain.
Or not.

I am so thankful that our 3 month old puppy isn't to concerned with them since the neighbors all around are setting them off.
Our other dog............didn't like loud noises,thunder nor fireworks.
The cats could care less.

My poor shih tzu has a horrible time. Even with the ace from the vet. I feel horrible for him. I just wish I could do more