The first thing to know when building an Anti-Fireworks Bunker is to pay attention to your dog's behavior when scared. If the dog likes a particular closet, build the bunker there. If your dog likes their crate, have their crate in a protected place in the house.
For me, I've decided that my safe place is the Master Bathroom. In particular, I like the shower stall. So I spent the afternoon building my bunker there.
First I put a washcloth between the sliding glass doors so they wouldn't make any noise or shake when I went in there or when the fireworks went off.
Now the doors won't rattle |
Then I brought in some reading material. I figure the seige will take quite awhile on the 4th. I chose a book about Santa Fe, my home town, with lots of pictures. It will make me feel comfortable.
Here's my favorite book and some toys to make it all homey. |
Lastly, I put up a sign so my owner wouldn't mistakenly take a shower in there!
Here's the sign so no one thinks this is a shower, now! |
Love, Cinnamon
Executive Director
Dogs Agains Fireworks
Fireworks don't bother me or Whitley--- we've even gone to Fireworks Shows!
ReplyDeleteCinnamon doesn't understand why you aren't scared. You are dogs right? :)
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