DEEP DIVE: Keeping your pets safe during fireworks displays
News 12 spoke with Nicole Costanza of Big Mamma’s Dog Training about ways to keep your pets safe and calm around fireworks.
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Jul 4, 2023, 2:51 AM
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8h agoFireworks displays are being held all across New Jersey this week to celebrate Independence Day.
And while many people enjoy the sights and sounds, fireworks can give your pets quite the scare.
News 12 spoke with Nicole Costanza of Big Mamma’s Dog Training about ways to keep your pets safe and calm around fireworks.
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