? He just sits there, not a shiver, not squeak, nothing.... it doesn't seem to be an issue. However, that may just be due to the fact that it is EVERY week (weather permitting!) and he's used to it. But I never saw any major reaction from him even the first time. He puffed up a bit, and coo'd slightly, but no panic reaction.
If you don't mind my asking; where do you live to have a weekly fireworks show?Where we stay there is a massive 15-20 minute firework display every Monday night at 9.30 pm! Our dog Gaelan gets a little "clingy", but I ignore it as I really don't want to encourage the behaviour.
As for Calli our BFA
I'd just make sure your bird is a place where he knows he's safe and comfortable.... to me I treat the fireworks I would a thunder storm.... they'd just shelter in a safe place.
If you don't mind my asking; where do you live to have a weekly fireworks show?Where we stay there is a massive 15-20 minute firework display every Monday night at 9.30 pm! Our dog Gaelan gets a little "clingy", but I ignore it as I really don't want to encourage the behaviour.
As for Calli our BFA
I'd just make sure your bird is a place where he knows he's safe and comfortable.... to me I treat the fireworks I would a thunder storm.... they'd just shelter in a safe place.
don't get all jealous about living on the boat thing... once the poo tanks fill up....... eeuuwwwww!
