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Fireworks are very bad this year. We tried some kind of brownie that was $5 bucks and supposed calm him and a product called July 3. Both did not work. What is your best product for dogs and calming them during fireworks?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

back when I had a dog, he didnt do well during fireworks - mostly because he would attack them and obviously that's bad. for about 10 yearrs, from July 2nd - 5th we would go camping... not always to a campground, sometimes out in the wilderness - but basically somewhere that had no explosions. one year we even did the hotel thing just to switch it up.

it's been a few years since he passed, july 4th is probably my least favorite holiday now.