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<blockquote data-quote="birddog 68" data-source="post: 2852646" data-attributes="member: 121617"><p>Just a reminder that bird dogs and fireworks don't mix well.</p><p>Many of dogs have been ruined by fireworks but there's plenty of ways to keep them safe and keep them from becoming gun shy after the fireworks.</p><p>I'm sure there's lots of people here with good advice and would love to hear their recommendations.</p><p>What I have been doing is keeping them inside during this holiday. About dark I will bring her to the basement with me and crank up some tunes to help drown out the booms. Explain to neighbors that fireworks will scare your dogs and please give a notice before lighting any off. I have had good luck with this routine.</p><p>I have heard many stories of good gun dogs becoming gun shy after a fireworks show or ignorant people lighting firecrackers nearby. You know how much work you have into your hunting partner so please help keep them safe!</p><p>Have a safe and happy 4th of July.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="birddog 68, post: 2852646, member: 121617"] Just a reminder that bird dogs and fireworks don’t mix well. Many of dogs have been ruined by fireworks but there’s plenty of ways to keep them safe and keep them from becoming gun shy after the fireworks. I’m sure there’s lots of people here with good advice and would love to hear their recommendations. What I have been doing is keeping them inside during this holiday. About dark I will bring her to the basement with me and crank up some tunes to help drown out the booms. Explain to neighbors that fireworks will scare your dogs and please give a notice before lighting any off. I have had good luck with this routine. I have heard many stories of good gun dogs becoming gun shy after a fireworks show or ignorant people lighting firecrackers nearby. You know how much work you have into your hunting partner so please help keep them safe! Have a safe and happy 4th of July. [/QUOTE]
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