Dogs are afraid of loud noises, including fireworks.
Why are dogs afraid of fireworks
The fact is that a dog's hearing is much more sensitive than that of a person.
In addition, your pet cannot understand where the sound is coming from and whether it is safe.
Therefore, dogs are frightened by sharp, loud and incomprehensible sounds.
It can also be physically painful for their ears due to sensitivity.
A person is in no way able to warn a dog about the sounds or explain what is happening and that these are fireworks.
That's why fireworks are loud and scary for all animals.
Is it possible to take a dog to fireworks
Definitely no, not worth it.
This will be a lot of stress for the dog due to sensory sensations.
The animal will feel uncomfortable and unsafe even next to you.
In addition, often dogs, hearing the sharp sounds of fireworks, begin to run out of fear and tear the leash out of people's hands.
A dog can run far and get lost. Due to the unfamiliar area, the animal will not be able to return to you and may get into trouble on the street.
Therefore, you should not take dogs to loud holidays where there are loud noises, music and crowds of people.
To prevent your pet from going missing, just in case, write your home address and phone number on the collar, or purchase a GPS locator for the collar if your pet is not microchipped.
Previously, we told you whether dogs can eat apples.
