🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from ARK Homes For Rent! 🇺🇸 Today, we celebrate the land of the free and the home of the brave. As we gather with family and friends, let's take a moment to honor the spirit of independence and the values that make our nation great. Whether you're enjoying a BBQ, watching fireworks, or just relaxing at home, we wish you a safe and joyful holiday. 4th of July Safety Tips: 🎆Fireworks: If using fireworks, always follow safety guidelines and keep a bucket of water or a hose nearby. 🍔 Grilling: Ensure your grill is clean and in good working condition. Keep children and pets away from the grilling area. 🌞 Sun Protection: Apply sunscreen, wear hats, and stay hydrated, especially if you're spending time outdoors. 🐶 Pet Safety: Keep your pets indoors during fireworks to prevent them from getting scared or running away. From our family to yours, Happy Independence Day! 🏡✨ #Happy4th #IndependenceDay #ARKHomes #CelebrateSafely
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🎇Ten top tips for a calmer pet during fireworks 🎇 As we prepare to farewell 2023 with a bang, keep in mind that the celebrations can be a particularly challenging time for pets. Discover below our easy-to-implement tips on supporting your pet, at home. Click here to download our fireworks tips here https://bit.ly/3Neu4q9 #calmpets #fireworkssafety #petanxiety #fearfreepets #fireworkstips #petcalmness #safeholidays #stressfreepets #fireworksprep #calmduringfireworks #petwellness #fireworksawareness
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🎆 4th of July is just two days away! 💥 Let's all enjoy the day and make sure we keep our family and pets safe during our Independence Day celebrations. You can find information and tips in the blog below. 👇 #fourthofjuly #safetytips #petsafety #fireworkssafety #safehome #independenceday #annettedammeyer #heatstroke #lostpets #celebrate https://lnkd.in/e_a5XdJE
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🎆 Celebrate Safely This 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Landtamers Landscaping is wishing you a happy and safe Independence Day! As we enjoy the festivities, here are a few safety tips to keep your celebrations safe and fun: 1. Fireworks Safety: Always follow local regulations regarding fireworks. Use them in open, safe areas away from dry grass and landscaping. 2. Grill with Care: Keep grills away from flammable materials, including overhanging branches. Never leave a lit grill unattended. 3. Hydrate: Arizona summers are hot! Make sure to drink plenty of water and provide shade for guests and pets. 4. Pet Precautions: Fireworks can be stressful for pets. Keep them indoors and ensure they have a safe, quiet space. 5. Dispose Properly: Clean up all debris after your celebrations, especially fireworks and food waste, to protect our beautiful environment. Stay safe and have a fantastic 4th of July! 🎇 #LandtamersLandscaping #4thOfJuly #SafetyFirst #CelebrateResponsibly
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#UsdanPetTips Not all dogs are natural swimmers, and many are unaware of the dangers a pool can pose. Every summer, unsuspecting dogs fall into pools when no one is around to help. Follow these essential tips to keep your dog safe around the pool: 1. Provide a Dog Lifejacket: 🦺 Ensure your dog wears a lifejacket when near the pool. They are available in all sizes. 2. Install a Pool Fence: 🚧 A sturdy fence or durable net can prevent curious pups and children from accidentally falling into the pool. 3. Set Up a Pool Alarm: 🚨 Pool alarms detect motion in the water and can even attach to your dog’s collar to alert you if they get wet. 4. Create an Easy Exit: 🐾 Teach your dog to use pool stairs or install a ramp or floating doggie dock to help them exit the pool safely. For more pool safety tips, check out our blog: https://lnkd.in/ev-nbpZp #SummerSafety #PoolSafety
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🐾🌞 Keep Your Furry Friends Safe in the Summer Heat! 🌞🐾 As temperatures rise, it's essential to remember that our four-legged friends need extra care during the hot summer months. Here are some tips to ensure your pets stay safe and cool.👍 #DreamBig #PlanSmart
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The 4th of July is coming up! The 4th of July holiday can be particularly challenging for many dogs for several reasons: Fireworks: The loud, unexpected noises from fireworks are often frightening to dogs. Dogs have much more sensitive hearing than humans, so fireworks can sound even louder and more startling to them. Increased anxiety and stress: The unpredictable sounds and flashes of light from fireworks can trigger anxiety and stress responses in dogs. This can manifest as trembling, panting, pacing, hiding, or attempting to escape. Risk of running away: More pets go missing on July 4th than any other day of the year. Scared dogs may try to flee from the noise, potentially escaping yards or homes in a panic. Potential injuries: Dogs who are outside during fireworks displays may be at risk of burns or injuries if they get too close to lit fireworks. Some dogs have even been known to eat fireworks debris, which can be toxic. Disrupted routines: The holiday often involves changes in schedules, visitors, and outdoor activities that can be unsettling for dogs. Prolonged celebrations: Fireworks and celebrations often extend beyond just July 4th, potentially causing multiple days of stress for sensitive dogs. Heat-related risks: With many 4th of July activities taking place outdoors during hot weather, dogs may be at increased risk of heat exhaustion or dehydration. By being aware of these challenges and taking proactive steps, pet owners can help make the 4th of July holiday less stressful for their canine companions. HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY 4TH! #NobleBeastFurever #NobleBeastDogTraining #DenverDogTraining #CampBARK #DogTraining #DogBehavior
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The Dark Side of Fireworks: A Night of Anxiety for Animals and the Environment Firework displays can be a mesmerizing spectacle, filling the night sky with brilliant colors and awe-inspiring patterns. However, beyond the visual delight, there's a darker side to these explosive celebrations. As someone who has personally experienced the distress fireworks can cause to animals, especially horses and dogs, I can't help but be deeply concerned about the environmental and emotional impact of firework nights. For many pet owners like myself, firework displays can be a nightmare. The deafening explosions and bright flashes of light can trigger intense anxiety in our furry companions. Dogs often cower, whimper, and seek refuge in the safest corner of the house. Horses, which are highly sensitive animals, can experience extreme stress and panic, sometimes with tragic consequences. This stress isn't just distressing for our pets; it's heartbreaking for us too. But the detrimental effects of fireworks extend beyond our homes. Wildlife also pays a price. Birds, for example, can be disoriented and displaced by the noise and lights. Nocturnal animals, whose habitats are disrupted, face the confusion and danger of navigating in unfamiliar territories. The impact on our environment isn't just psychological; it's ecological. Additionally, the pollutants released by fireworks are a cause for concern. Dust particles, heavy metals, and toxic chemicals are dispersed into the atmosphere, contaminating the air we breathe. These particles don't magically disappear; they settle into the environment, affecting air and water quality. This pollution can lead to health issues for humans and wildlife alike. As I sit here on firework night with my TV volume up and six dogs seeking solace in my presence, I can't help but feel a deep sense of empathy for the animals who suffer during these displays. It's essential for us to find a balance between celebrating our traditions and protecting the well-being of our pets and the environment. Perhaps quieter and more environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional fireworks can provide a solution that allows everyone to enjoy the festivities without causing harm to our beloved animals and the planet. #animalcare #environmentalawareness #mentalhealthawareness #wildlife
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If you have pets, you know it can be challenging on where to keep them during an open house. To not distract your buyers from barking and crying sounds, follow these tips if you're a pet owner planning to host an open house: 1. Board your pets while the home is showing 2. Ask a neighbor if they can keep them 3. Weather permitting, take them on walks to the park or dog park Not only are pets distracting to potential buyers, they can cause stress to the animal as well. Consider these tips next time you plan on hosting an open house. #pets #openhouse #showings #homeowner #petowner #realestate #board #dogpark #stressfree
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If you have pets, you know it can be challenging on where to keep them during an open house. To not distract your buyers from barking and crying sounds, follow these tips if you're a pet owner planning to host an open house: 1. Board your pets while the home is showing 2. Ask a neighbor if they can keep them 3. Weather permitting, take them on walks to the park or dog park Not only are pets distracting to potential buyers, they can cause stress to the animal as well. Consider these tips next time you plan on hosting an open house. . . . #pets #openhouse #showings #homeowner #petowner #realestate #board #dogpark #stressfree
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🐾 Keep your furry friends safe and sound in the city! Our latest blog post highlights the key benefits of installing dog fences in urban areas. Protect your pet, and preserve your peace of mind. 👇Click the link in the comments to read more! #SafePets #UrbanDogFences #PetSafety #DraperFencing
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