And hand some out to the neighbours

Or just train the dog...

Yes. Earplugs. To cover the sound of the dog howling while sirens are wailing. Cuz that dog is going to wake everybody up...

I'd think living next to a fire station is bad alone…

OR buy a shock collar.

I think you tried a little too hard on that one.

^Every thread mentioning a dog

A lot of dogs bark or howl when they hear loud noises..

Fires happen more often than you'd think. Also firemen are usually first responders, even if there is no fire, as a back up for EMS. So even with no fires there's still sirens.

Some of them are actually paramedics and firefighters, they respond to many of our calls. We need them for a lot of things, they cut the tops of cars off to get car crash victims out when necessary, and many vital jobs for paramedics and EMTs. I hope OP and their dog manage to come up with a good solution for both of them.

We go to a lot of calls other than fires actually. MVA's (Motor Vehicle Accidents), O2 sensors, Ice Water Rescue, saving cats from places (literally I have gone twice for that) and many other things. My department gets 9x more MVA's than fires

But what if there is a fire?

17 - how does becoming alert to random fire trucks going to other peoples fires help op at all? ...

17- What was your thought process while typing?

That comment truely made me laugh.

Sleep maybe