Fork in fireworks...
 

...have started already. My dog (35 kilo labrador) is shaking and trying to get on my lap.

Anyone else think they should be illegal to the general public except for during the one week of bonfire night?

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Poor Dog. I don't see the need to set them off apart from the week of bonfire night as suggested. It's pointless.

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Yeah heard a couple go off down here tonight as well, really ****es me off. Will be hearing them from now till February :smt093

Definitely should be banned, preferably a complete ban!

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It is a shame for dogs (mine don't like them either) but I don't think it is fair to tell people when they can use them. You could say the same about loud exhausts.

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Dont get me wrong i had fireworks when i was a kid on the streets but now i think they should be banned.
They is no place for them now, too dangerous and now mainly used by chavs.
They cause too much stress to animals, inc my cats.
Phil

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It's Diwali, the Indian festival of lights. Been going off all evening here, but our three cats are just sleeping through it :D

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I have seen a few going off, also noticed asda selling them today when I did my big shop.

I hate them myself, its the only time of the year my mum and dad dog is allowed in the tidy lounge.

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the tidy lounge? What happens in there?

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Its tidy, amd where visitor go because its not covered in dog hairs and smell lol

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G's only jealous cos he's still not allowed in. :laughat: