The Fourth of July is coming up this weekend. That means hotdogs, picnics and, of course, fireworks. While the holiday and its festivities are enjoyable for humans, they can be stressful for dogs.

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A doggy campus in California is training pets and dogs for the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations to ensure the animals do not feel scared or unsettled during the fireworks displays. Video footage ...

Americans have a lot to celebrate this weekend. Not only is it the 4th of July, but it’s America’s 250th birthday. That means a day known for its raucous fireworks displays is going to end with a bang ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Fireworks might be fun for us, but our furry friends would rather skip the pops and booms. According to SCRAPS, more dogs go missing on July 4th than any other day of the year due to ...

"So to celebrate the holiday somebody on our street set off a whole bunch of fireworks on their lawn. The next thing I know Red starts screaming and scrambling around trying to find a place to hide, ...

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