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I have a question for all of my Israeli friends who are dog owners:
Do your dogs also immediately run to the safe room when they hear the sirens (even before you react to it)?
Just curious…
What a crazy reality we are living in…
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No, my dog continue to chew her bone quietly. We have to call her/drag her to the safety room.
The other dog goes into a panic attack every time he hears the booms of the interceptions. It takes him hours to calm down.