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HALLOWEEN CAN BE a fun time for people, but a scary one for pets.
With loud noises such as bangers and fireworks going off in the next couple of weeks, many people will be keeping a closer eye on their dogs and other pets.
Dogs Trust has put together some advice for dog owners to consider as we approach 31 October.
The organisation notes that if a dog hasn’t been “safely exposed to many different experiences, including loud noises, during their essential socialisation period, they can find it difficult to cope with novel sounds like fireworks”.
Certain breeds of dogs can be more sensitive to noise than others, and dogs that are generally anxious or nervous might also find it harder to cope.
Here are some tips:
Dogs Trust has more advice on its website.
The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) has also put together some tips for pet owners, including:
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