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07-05-2024 12:43 PM
Fireworks never bothered our dogs....I guess we were lucky in that respect.
I love firework displays and some of my neighbors will shoot them off in the open space behind some of our yards. They were pretty spectacular last night!
I would probably feel differently if they bothered my pets.
07-05-2024 12:55 PM
07-05-2024 01:00 PM - edited 07-05-2024 01:02 PM
Fireworks that go up more than 10ft or are louder than a cap pistol are illegal in my town.....ha, ha, ha, ha. So says the cop doing a PSA who admits they've never cited a single person yet the place sounds like East Beruit.
07-05-2024 01:09 PM
It's nice that various towns and cities have fire work dispalys for their communities, however I find it dangerous to many homeowners . Over the last 2 nights, had neighbors who set off fire work displays in their yards . We have had a hot drought over the last few weeks, so fire hazard is up in my area. People who set off fire works when the area is so dry puts many surrounding home owners at risk of fire.
07-05-2024 01:16 PM - edited 07-05-2024 01:17 PM
The pyrotechnics are dicey enough, but sorry, never going to understand supposed adults, even mouth-breathers, getting a kick out of things simply because they make noise. Go figure.
07-05-2024 01:19 PM
07-05-2024 01:21 PM
Thanks for the responses. I get that people, especially families with younger children, like to celebrate and this is part of our culture.
Part of what makes me angry is that NC supposedly does not allow any aerial fireworks except for low to the ground bottle rockets, sparklers etc. The last few years everyone has decided they are pyrotechnics and all the surrounding neighborhoods try to see who can out do the next guy.
We live in a rural area and we have a meadow that has deer and other wildlife. I just can't believe how inconsiderate people have become of others. There were surrounding townships that had permits to put on these displays. They could have seen those instead. It has been extremely dry here also, so that made me nervous as well.
07-05-2024 01:25 PM
I don't mind them to a certain point, but last night was over the top. I've literally never heard fireworks like last night. It sounded like a war zone for several hours starting at around 6.
The kids don't mind it but my dogs were terrified, even though I did everything recommended by vets to calm them.
07-05-2024 01:30 PM
We didn't have many fireworks going off last night and they were in the distance and drowned out by our fan but it was still enough to where my dog had to sleep on top of me.
Poor guy....we're both tired and grumpy today.....Ba hum bug
07-05-2024 02:22 PM
Last night wasn't too bad here...surprisingly. Like @GingerHead mentioned, our fans drowned them out too. Plus, my house is way out in the country and I really don't have any close neighbors.
I like seeing the big, pretty ones, but I hate the firecrackers and ones that just screech and boom! The fireworks legal in my state aren't very good. However, I only live 11 miles out of Tennessee, so everyone here drives over the border to buy them.
As a child, my dad always set them off for the kids. Afterwards, he was always very careful to make certain he hosed off the roof and surrounding areas just to make sure nothing could catch on fire. He's always been hyper alert to fire prevention.
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