Protecting dogs and other animals

[vera_j]

One of Czech private organisations deals with training rescue dogs or helping dogs. They prepared this live dog - fireworks to tell people to think of animals that suffer from fear and panic while the humans enjoy themselves. It is gorgeous!!!

https://youtu.be/FkD9rkQgrw4

Comments

[feng_shui_house]

That was lovely. There are people in my neighborhood who will be VERY VERY LOUD. They love noise.

[vera_j]

I am always very concerned about Rocky and Ollie. I bought herbal chewing antistress pills for the dog, he likes them and he hasbeen eating these for a week now. They are not addictive and cause no ill effects, so he might be all right. However Ollie WON´T take ANY pills, and he will be scared to death as always. At least I leave the door tho the cellar open for him, he usually hide there. And yes, I have TWO VERY NOISY neighbours, to hell with them.

[feng_shui_house]

Natasha is very very mellow cat, so that's lucky, she just puts her ears back in annoyance and comes to lay across my feet when it gets noisy.

I once had a cat who became ANGRY at loud noises and blamed ME for them. I always had to shut her in a room by herself when I expected fireworks, otherwise she'd bite and claw ME.

[watervole]

I'd far rather see that than an actual firework display!

(Fireworks trigger my asthma really badly)

[vilakins]

Our cats just don't care, but dogs get very upset, also during thunder storms. Compression vests can help.

We don't have fireworks here, but there are always idiots with penises setting off loud crackers at night. Luckily there haven't been many crackers for sale this year; I can hope it's as peaceful tomorrow night as November was.

[katriona_s]

Oh this is beautiful. Though I can't understand the words, this video is impressive and touching.