How would you secure your pets this new years eve

My late old dog are scared of fireworks, so he follows me everywhere I go and he's shakin' all the time. He sleeps under the bed and I hug him to make him secure and relax. Today my late dog's offspring is not afraid of fireworks but instead he barks, he hates it. I don't make anything special to console him but the things that I always do to comfort him. He also sleeps under the bed. The cat just stay in the house, since we don't pet them as much as our dog. I leave the mommy hamster at the big aquarium together with her offsprings. The other four hamster was placed in a small hamster cafe I bought and cover with garments by my sister in law. They all survived the fireworks.

Our dog had headed in our backyard through our old barn. There, they felt a little bit calmer than bringing them inside the house. We have 17 dogs and when they feel severely afflicted with blaring sounds and exploding noise, they tend to become crazy and often hurting themselves in frantic efforts to flee the souce of their fear.

This is a very relevant question. I wanted to ask this because I know that a lot of dogs will be hurt and lost during the crazy revelry. That is why I hate explosions or fireworks on New year's eve. One time I almost lost my dog who dug the ground so deep he could no longer get out the day after. I had to get some people to dig him out. I wish people don't have that much money to buy so many fireworks that harm everyone.