Check Out These Patriotic Pets Ready For July 4th
These pups are as excited as we are for this 4th of July!
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Celebrate safely with your pooch this Independence Day with the following tips:
1. Make sure your dog has an updated ID-Tag
2. Exercise your dog early in the day before the party begins
3. Tell your guests to play with the dog away from the grill and campfire
4. Keep charcoal, fireworks and sparklers away from pets
5. Bring dog treats to keep your pooch happy and to have others feed them
6. If you leave your dog at home, take out a frozen stuffed treat for them during the fireworks
7. If your dog is afraid of loud noises, leave gentle music playing to cover the fireworks
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How To Keep Your Dog Safe This July 4th
Keep your pups safe and happy this 4th of July with these quick and helpful tips!
1.) Keep Your Dog Inside
It's best to keep your dog inside during Fourth of July celebrations. Make sure to bring them in the house instead of keeping them in the yard. Block out loud sounds and bright flashes of light by keeping your pup in a room where they're comfortable, closing the blinds and turning on the television or turning up the music. If your pup is crate trained, put them in their crate covered with a blanket to make them feel safe and secure. Make sure to check on your dog and show them lots of love and encouragement to reinforce the sense of security.
