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I just spent an hour with my pup shaking for dear life on my lap. Apparently the world is about to end and nothing can be done to stop it from happening. A few years back I took her outside before bed, just as several "mortars" went off courtesy of the neighbors. It's a hard life for a dog under 20 lbs...

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Great story @fastkiller13.  

Our girls don't like the fireworks and they do nothing for me.  No real objection other than they are just too loud.  My wife loves them so I will go with her when she asks me too.

Thanks for sharing the story.

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Great story on you and Ginger...well, the second half is awesome anyway.

I’m with you on a dislike for fireworks, it’s hard to see the pets thinking the world is ending twice a year.

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She's beautiful.  There is a special bond with a pet whose life you saved that can't be duplicated.

 

I'm in Canada, but I was amazed that people were bringing their dogs to the fireworks display, right where they were setting them off.  I've never met a dog that liked fireworks.

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@fastkiller13 glad you two found eachother. 

I’m not a huge fan of the fireworks either (or the 4th in general, but that’s another rant). I’ve got pretty bad tinnitus. Big bangs aren’t really my friend, without hearing protection. Most of them I can tolerate, but the high pitched screaming ones make me want to break things. 

In regards to dogs, it’s an evolutionary defense mechanism. Before domestication, dogs (wolves) slept under the stars. Big bangs meant there would be no stars tonight. Storm’s a comin. In the forest, a thunderstorm means serious danger. A suddenly falling tree could mean the death of a significant chunk of the pack. The dogs who never developed a healthy respectful fear of loud noises, likely didn’t survive to pass on their genes.  

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Why are there people in the world that harm animals like what poor Ginger went through :angry:

You ask Rob i can't even watch "David whatever his name is " when he shows nature being nature, I won't get into what I mean. 

So happy to see she is thriving and with eyes like that you don't want to mess with her :P

Someone should make ear muffs for dogs so they can't hear the fireworks....now there is a thought 

Happy 4th of July to everyone have a fantastic day :party: ok i will have a glass of wine tonight to celebrate if you insist 

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Ginger is lucky to have you Ted, and you, her.  Good way to spend a night together. And if you need to relight your smoke, just have Ginger give it a focused stare for a minute or two.

Our cats couldn’t care less about fireworks, which I find odd.  That said, both are dumber than a sack of hammers, so there’s that. 

 

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Ok, but won't Rob look a bit odd wearing a padded bra on his head?... well, odder than usual, that is.

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@fastkiller13 Max and Ginger are both awesome companions to you. Anytime I go over they're both pretty high energy, with Max leading that parade I'd say. When we first met you told me the story and like some have stated above... Tough to understand how people could harm a pet. 

Ginger is a good girl and curious as all hell, but more than anything I know she keeps you company. I don't believe in coincidences. She needed you like you needed her. Great story. Great doggie. And you sir have become a great friend. Looking forward to our next cigar alongside Max and your girl Ginger. Hold the fireworks for me too. I don't mind them at a distance, as in somewhere in the NY skyline. 

Cheers brother!

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13 hours ago, prodigy said:

I just spent an hour with my pup shaking for dear life on my lap. Apparently the world is about to end and nothing can be done to stop it from happening. A few years back I took her outside before bed, just as several "mortars" went off courtesy of the neighbors. It's a hard life for a dog under 20 lbs...

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It def is a tough time for them. But a couple days a year is not too bad considering how we spoil them. 

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Ginger is also a princess and was very upset about me using those red eye photos of her. So she’s forcing me, with her laser beam eyes of course, to post a few more flattering photos of her. 

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I have 2 rescues that don’t care for the fireworks. Here’s 1 under my daughter’s bed last night 6b55872f499916fd96ea8f29cdc21083.jpg

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Even the fireworks ten miles away bother my pups. I'm glad you have Ginger.

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1 hour ago, Brandon said:

I have 2 rescues that don’t care for the fireworks. Here’s 1 under my daughter’s bed last night 6b55872f499916fd96ea8f29cdc21083.jpg

Hahaha!!! That’s funny as hell but I your pup is feeling much better today.  

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1 hour ago, Brandon said:

I have 2 rescues that don’t care for the fireworks. Here’s 1 under my daughter’s bed last night 6b55872f499916fd96ea8f29cdc21083.jpg

Aw.....Thats exactly what our girls do!  Then they come out and crawl all over me.

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There's a special place in Heaven for people who take care of animals and give them a good life.

Thanks for posting this, Ted.  I'm sorry bad things in your past still haunt you today.  Thank you for your service and sending the bad guys to hell. 

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