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To have a worry-free holiday, South Carolina veterinarian Dr. Sylvalyn Hammond and Maryland-based celebrity dog trainer Chrissy Joy shared ways to keep pups safe and calm during the festivities.

According to the ASPCA and American Kennel Club, it’s best to keep pets indoors in a quiet, closed-off area away from windows, like a closet or basement, where they can’t see or hear fireworks.

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Remember, it is okay to be near your dog during the noise, but stay cool. Calm petting and soft words help, but don’t over-reassure. If you act like something is wrong, they will believe you.