i dont agree with people being allowed to let off fireworks whenever they see fit. we had a load at midnight near where we were but then a load started going off at 1am. we are fortunate that max isnt bothered about them but i know a lot who are and what about cats outside etc

My lot don't really bother if they're inside with me, and the curtains and blinds are closed.

The amount of noise in my house last night I doubt that they could here anything.

We didn't have that many fireworks but poor Jas was shaking. I hate fireworks

He normally get's dosed up with herbal sleeping tablets but that didn't work on Bonfire night so I didn't bother last night.

my 4 are fine the cat watched them and the dogs did not even wake up. my nan had a lab that was so sceard of them she would shake for days, so i know im lucky.

Last night round here was a rerun of bonfire night and as usual Harvey sat shaking with his head on the floor and Cassy jumped in the bath to hide then squashed herself in the computer desk. Ruby just sat oblivious to it all and Minie slept as usual.

Got up this morning and Cassy had peed all over the kitchen floor and I didn't put the kitchen light on last night so missed it, so got up and had to start mopping.

Oh dear Anne

Oh dear indeed Nae, staffy's can be so pathetic

Rio isn't that bothered by fireworks he wasn't worried about them at all last night.

Around bonfire night we had about 4 hours of fireworks a night for over 5 weeks and he did start to become a bit jumpy.Mind you after that long they were driving me up the wall as well.I wonder where on earth the money comes from for all those fireworks as they aren't cheap.

Asda was selling them off really cheap just before they closed last night

Anne tell me about it

Some probablu buy them cheap after Bonfire Night. Some stores sell them off cheap.