My current dogs were clearly unhappy but not actually trying to climbvvthe walls or anything. My last dogs were absolutely uninterested and unconcerned by fireworks. I've always wondered what makes a dog develop or repress that fear.

My cat is not overly fond of them. For sure. But she is over if fairly quickly once the noise stops

I always stay in on any firework holiday. My grand pup, Beau, (Chihuahua/Cocker) was terrified all night despite two CBD plus herbal treats. It was heart wrenching to not be able to alleviate his terror. My daughter, Matilda, (AmStaff) who was rescued from abuse was more annoyed than anything. She fell asleep!

when my baby gets too upset by them , I give him 2 benadryl, then he sleeps through it

It is always a problem for pets when we humans like to make loud bangs for some strange reason . Years ago my cross lab bitch disappeared on 5 Nov, when we celebrated the non blowing up of parliament by setting off noisy fireworks, I found her a few days later at a nearby dog shelter where someone had taken her after finding her wandering a few miles from home. For the rest of her life she was terrified of any loud noise.
Maybe sedation is the only answer

lovely