Fireworks can be very stressful for dogs due to the loud noises and bright lights. To help your dog feel safe during fireworks, you can create a safe space for them to retreat to. This can be a quiet room in your home where they feel comfortable, such as a bedroom or a bathroom. Make sure this space is soundproof as much as possible by closing windows and drawing curtains.

Additionally, you can provide background noise to help drown out the sound of the fireworks. Play calming music or white noise to help mask the loud noises. You can also use a white noise machine or a fan for this purpose.

Another way to help your dog feel safe is to stay with them during the fireworks. Your presence can provide comfort and reassurance to your dog. Try to engage them in activities they enjoy, such as playing with their favorite toy or giving them treats.

It's also important to ensure your dog is wearing proper identification in case they get scared and run off. Make sure their collar has an ID tag with your contact information.

If your dog is extremely anxious during fireworks, consult with your veterinarian. They may be able to provide medication or other strategies to help your dog cope with the stress.

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