For Americans, July 4 is all about BBQ, family, friends and, of course, national pride. Everyone in the US loves it, but their dogs probably loath it as much as our dogs loath November 5. As many dog owners know, the fireworks that accompany the Fourth of July celebrations can cause their dogs a great deal of distress. This is mainly due to a dog’s acute sense of hearing. To combat this doggy distress, DDB New York teamed up with the State Farm insurance
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