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<blockquote data-quote="Rowdie" data-source="post: 459036" data-attributes="member: 272">My last dog and current dog absolutely love fireworks.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm not sure how or why my last dog got too love them but when the neighbors would start lighting them off he would cry to go chase them.&nbsp; I think his excitement for them is why my current dog is the same.&nbsp;&nbsp; I worry that she'll break free and put her head over them.&nbsp; My last dog got a little scorched one time on one of those fountain type fireworks.&nbsp; He was kinda a big dummy in some ways and was a puppy his whole life.&nbsp; I'm sure that's why my current dog likes them.&nbsp; She sat in the car with my wife last night and left nose prints on the windshield.&nbsp;&nbsp; She enjoyed the little show we put on.Maybe it was because I'd shoot bottle rockets one at a time and he learned what a fuse was and that it would fly and go boom....IDK...&nbsp; So maybe you could train your do by starting with sparklers and small fire crackers one at a time.&nbsp; Bottle rockets fly away and dont mahe a very loud boom.&nbsp;&nbsp; My second to last dog didn't care for them.&nbsp;&nbsp; She'd just go in her crate or go lay in the bathroom when the neighbors started up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rowdie, post: 459036, member: 272"] My last dog and current dog absolutely love fireworks. I'm not sure how or why my last dog got too love them but when the neighbors would start lighting them off he would cry to go chase them. I think his excitement for them is why my current dog is the same. I worry that she'll break free and put her head over them. My last dog got a little scorched one time on one of those fountain type fireworks. He was kinda a big dummy in some ways and was a puppy his whole life. I'm sure that's why my current dog likes them. She sat in the car with my wife last night and left nose prints on the windshield. She enjoyed the little show we put on. Maybe it was because I'd shoot bottle rockets one at a time and he learned what a fuse was and that it would fly and go boom....IDK... So maybe you could train your do by starting with sparklers and small fire crackers one at a time. Bottle rockets fly away and dont mahe a very loud boom. My second to last dog didn't care for them. She'd just go in her crate or go lay in the bathroom when the neighbors started up. [/QUOTE]

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