How is everyone's dogs with the fireworks? Mine isn't that bothered barks occasionally in the house but if she is outside whilst they are going off she isn't bothered
Mine was fine ,listened but was unduly worried. They made me jump though....at least we're done here till NYE.How is everyone's dogs with the fireworks? Mine isn't that bothered barks occasionally in the house but if she is outside whilst they are going off she isn't bothered
They are illegal here but...I'm lucky, we live fairly rural so not much around, and ours isn't that bothered.
I do feel really sorry for folks where fireworks are going off all the time and their pets hate it, I'd ban the sale of them.
Don't think there is a specific time of year really @Maid22@Bobby Chariot I know you have adopted ex greys, is it this time of year when aload of them are in rehoming homes looking to get adopted? I ask, if you remember when we wanted to adopt a dog, which unfortunately didn't work out, I do check their website as a few I saw are still therebut they seem to have recently have loads of grey's.
It's just so sad how many of them end up in rehoming sheltersDon't think there is a specific time of year really @Maid22
They seem to be available in waves mind you, all year round, maybe when dogs are deemed not good enough for the track they come as groups to rescue shelters?
The place we got our latest girl a couple of years ago was packed & had around 70 Greys available, with dogs arriving regularly from the North of England.
Greyhounds are over-bred, a lot of them tend to come from breeders in Ireland, every Grey we've had was born there.
Sorry to hear that.Potato dog is really struggling with the fireworks, which isn't helping with the neurological sides of things with him drastically deteriorating. I don't know how to comfort him anymore when the fireworks scare him. He's also barking at seemingly nothing which is hard to reason with. It's so difficult atm with him as the zoned out and aggressive moments are seemingly most of the day. He went for my hand yesterday, which is so unlike the potato dog he used to be. This week is one of the hardest as he will have his forever sleep next week.
Oh am so sorry, sending you massive hugs and love xPotato dog is really struggling with the fireworks, which isn't helping with the neurological sides of things with him drastically deteriorating. I don't know how to comfort him anymore when the fireworks scare him. He's also barking at seemingly nothing which is hard to reason with. It's so difficult atm with him as the zoned out and aggressive moments are seemingly most of the day. He went for my hand yesterday, which is so unlike the potato dog he used to be. This week is one of the hardest as he will have his forever sleep next week.
Thank you, it's hard to see him how he is. He's gone through alot in his little life, we took him on at a year old with him being a known bite risk to men due to abuse. But he loved me and gradually with medication and alot of work put in he loved my partner and would play with him and was like a completely different pup. Now, it's so incredibly hard when he is aggressive at me and falling over. It's lovely when he is himself and I can cuddle him, but they're so short lived atm. And the damn fireworks aren't helping.Sorry to hear that.
Love to potato dog.
Mainly because the Irish government encourages the racing industry and gives them all,sorts of tax breaks. Its awful.Don't think there is a specific time of year really @Maid22
They seem to be available in waves mind you, all year round, maybe when dogs are deemed not good enough for the track they come as groups to rescue shelters?
The place we got our latest girl a couple of years ago was packed & had around 70 Greys available, with dogs arriving regularly from the North of England.
Greyhounds are over-bred, a lot of them tend to come from breeders in Ireland, every Grey we've had was born there.
So sorry to hear that. Its the last best thing we can do forvthem but heartbreakingPotato dog is really struggling with the fireworks, which isn't helping with the neurological sides of things with him drastically deteriorating. I don't know how to comfort him anymore when the fireworks scare him. He's also barking at seemingly nothing which is hard to reason with. It's so difficult atm with him as the zoned out and aggressive moments are seemingly most of the day. He went for my hand yesterday, which is so unlike the potato dog he used to be. This week is one of the hardest as he will have his forever sleep next week.
So so sorry to hear thisPotato dog is really struggling with the fireworks, which isn't helping with the neurological sides of things with him drastically deteriorating. I don't know how to comfort him anymore when the fireworks scare him. He's also barking at seemingly nothing which is hard to reason with. It's so difficult atm with him as the zoned out and aggressive moments are seemingly most of the day. He went for my hand yesterday, which is so unlike the potato dog he used to be. This week is one of the hardest as he will have his forever sleep next week.