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The Fourth of July is usually filled with festive, fun activities for humans — but for dogs, the Fourth is filled with fireworks and fear.

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If you're celebrating the Fourth of July with your furbabies, there are some things you should keep in mind, whether you're popping fireworks or giving them BBQ scraps from the cookout.

Calm petting and soft words help, but don’t over-reassure. If you act like something is wrong, they will believe you. Be relaxed, act normal, and use treats or puzzle toys to keep them distracted.

Instead, stay close and speak in a calm, soothing voice to reinforce that they are safe. Offering a treat when fireworks go off can help your pet associate loud noises with something positive.

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Even though some dogs might not be afraid of loud noises, Osterbaan said to still keep them inside. “Keep them away from the fireworks too, like sparklers and things like that,” Osterbaan said.

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Experts advise pet owners to add extra play time or walks before the fireworks occur.