How did everyones dogs cope last night?

Sorry MT I was replying to what you said not what you later said you said. Kind of a rewrite there mate.
Cheers
S

 

Lol!! no worries I was just gonna find out where you lived an bring em round to tell you to stop with the firworks!!! ;D

Not really !! ;D ;D

 

Diggy Dog is back in the wardrobe hiding under piles of clothes.

Good excuse not to tidy up actually

 

Eddie was fine - I was worried as this is our first Bonfire Night with him and didn't know how he'd react. He did manage to slip out into the back garden when I popped out to the shed for something and started barking at the fireworks, but I quickly shooed him back inside, and once inside all was calm again. When inside, he just ignored the fireworks.

 

Puca's either knackered after her walk at Delamere forest or she can't hear them due to the tv SHOUTING Countryfile out, (a wierd combo) she's on her back, with her legs in the air, 'running' through todays puddles and leaves

 

Millie didn't like them, or maybe she played on it.....i let her on the sofa and then she slept on the bed too...she needen't get any ideas tonight though, she snores like a pig, there are a few going off tonight but she seems ok now, but she's been 2 walks today so she's tired.

 

Lil was fine - it was pretty quiet here.

We had a big display at the rugby club, and most of the locals went to that, so only one person across the road had a display that lilly snored through.

 

Had another night of fireworks round here until about 9pm.
Found out the only way to get her out into the garden for a wee before bed is to get her all worked up thinking theres a cat in the garden then she's out of the house like a shot. ;D

Has anyone had any success with one of those noise CDs? I got given one a few years back to try and my collie just stares at the speaker with a look on her face that says "you're not gonna fool me, i know the noise is coming from in there". :