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The north of Wales has come up with a way to try and calm down pets during the loud nights of November. The question that should be asked is, is this really going to help the dog or make it even worse than it was in the first place. On top of all of this it can actually be classed as cruelty?

The CD

The CD that is offered out contains various loud noises that are there to make the dog used to loud noises. The sounds that can be found on the CD are gunfire, thunder clashes, vacuum cleaners and the very strange baby’s cry. Yet the one thing that dogs are most frightened of, fireworks, seems absent from the disc altogether.

The experts are saying that the best thing to do with this is leave the CD playing when you are out of the house. So in actual fact you are scaring your pet for a good few weeks before bonfire night when it isn’t necessary at all.

This seems like a way in which company's are taking people for a ride, if your that concerned then make your own CD. The experts are saying that the pets should not be soothed and taken care of when they are scared but they should learn their lessons and be left to be shown that they shouldnt be afraid.

Is this the way be should treat human beings?

Lets point a gun at someone and threaten to shoot them, when they are trembling in fear lets not stop lets carry it on some more to stop them from being scared.

The person behind this idea is an idiot, simple as this. One of the best things to do is to do it your way and not listen to other people. Do what we do in our house, bring the dog upstairs for one night, they feel a lot more comfortable around their owners and will not be scared in anyway.

Wales in general is actually a really nice place to visit so why not take one of those family days out to there. family holidays UK is yet another option to take when it comes to visiting Wales.

Going away on holiday can be a bit of a nightmare for families who have a dog. You’ve found the perfect destination for your ideal holiday but first you have to work out who will be able to look after your pet while you’re away, and how you will be sure that he is going to be ok without you around. You could ask a friend to look after him, but it’s a big ask, especially if you’re going away for longer than a few days. The alternative is to find a pet-sitter or boarding facility but it’s difficult to know which ones to trust and you know you’ll only end up spending most of your holiday worrying about whether he is happy and being properly cared for.

There has to be a better alternative. Pets are family after all, and it hardly seems fair that they should be left behind while the rest of you are off having fun on holiday. Luckily, more and more holiday companies are realising this and are starting to offer pet friendly accommodation at only a small extra cost. OK, so you can’t take them on a plane to the other side of the world, but if you’re planning a holiday a bit closer to home it’s worth considering taking them with you – you wouldn’t have to worry about them being left behind and it’s normally cheaper than paying a pet-sitter or kennel to care for them.

Wales is a great place to take a family holiday with a dog. Not only is there a huge range of different types of self catering accommodation, from flats and houses in the town to rural holiday cottages, Wales also boasts some of the most stunning scenery in the UK. And honestly, what dog wouldn’t love the opportunity to run around in the famous Welsh hills and valleys, or along one of the beautiful coastlines with their sandy beaches and striking cliff faces.

It’s not just your dog who will love Wales, there is wealth of attractions and activity holidays for the rest of the family, not to mention the chance to explore a country that is not only beautiful but rich in history, culture and entertainment. So if you’re looking for the perfect destination to take the whole family – including the dog – for a short break, Wales could be the answer you’ve been looking for.