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This time of year can be a frightening and confusing to your dog, events like bonfire night do not happen very often and this is actually a scary lot for your dog or puppy.

Dogs do not like ignorance and all the flashes and sudden Bangs can make your dog extremely scared and afraid of what happens. Unfortunately, there have been many cases of death of dog in the night campfire over the past decade, it is essential to keep an eye on your dog at this time of year and all the time like others such as New Years Eve.

Accidents and injuries occur in the night bonfire, for dogs or puppies being loose outside and sounds unknown and flashes bringing them into a panic and running away from home, running in the road or stuck in tight spaces trying to hide the noise.

Fortunately, there are rules and tips that can be followed to prevent such moments and to keep your dog in good hands. To begin, you need to stop your dog out at night and keep them reassured indoors and away from home outside, they have one. This should be done one week before the event one week after the event, so no fireworks are before or after them afraid of trouble.

Make sure all doors are locked and shut, if your dog sees an opening, they will go for if they become scared. Try a small sheltered area for your dog when they feel protected and in control, and hugs and play quietly with your dog may help your dog to be less nervous and take their minds off the situation.

If your dog escapes, calm and positive with them Wile trying to get inside as quickly as possible, if All these rules are followed then everything should go to plan and you can relax at night campfire and not having to worry about your pet.