fireworks

[lampman 7]

I PICKED UP A SAMOYED HUEKEY TONIGHT RUNNING 4 ITS LIFE IT WAS A GOOD BIT OUT THE ROAD U COULD TELL WHEN THE FIREWORKS WERE GOING OFF JUST BY THE WAY HE WAS RUNNING POOR THING I PULLED IN IT RAN STRAIGHT UP TO ME I PUT IT IN THE CAR AND DROVE TO SOME HOUSES THAT WERE AROUND BUT NO ONE KNEW WHO OWNED IT SO IM OFF TO THE VETS TOMMORROW TO SEE IF ITS MICRO CHIPED,,,, ID SAY THEM TYPES OF DOG WOULD BE CHIPED ITS ONLY A YOUNG DOG....

[Doglost Co-Ordinator 4]

Well done lamp man for picking up the dog & having some where to keep it. You'll find a frantic owner some where thats only let dog out for toilet or walking it home. i'll log Doglost & see if already reported.

 

My collie used to be terrified, the vet gave me ACP's but you have to give them while they are calm as you can cause heart attack if you use them once animal is stressed up. Some people say that a DAP diffuser works- it's a plug in thing that releases stuff into the air, Bachs is another. Some of this stuff works but if your dogs proper terrified go see vet. Dont give them full tablet - I only did it once & thought I'd killed my dog. Start off with 1/4 then give another 1/4, by tht time they'll be trollied. I try walk them earlier & always take bonfire night of work to get them on long walks before kids get out of school.

Edited November 1, 2008 by Doglost Co-Ordinator

[the_stig 6,614]

tonight will be the night when it all starts for the next week big bones and shutters down early for my lot..

[digger 6]

a.c.p tablets ther do the job.

[Guest jrt]

When my russell was young he hid behind the couch and wouldnt move. last bomfire night just gone hes bouncing off the doors barking trying to get out into the garden, we let him out and he just ran up and down the garden giving his basket ball punishment everytime one went off. wasnt shaky like he was the first bonfire night he had