Re: [PyrNet-L] Chat, Care: Leaving your dog outside...

[Daniel Rice <cody@ncweb.com>]

New a guy that made a good living taking other peoples dogs and he
thought it was fun. Sick no good blank..... As hard as I tried to nail
him the police said unless they got him in the act and he had the dog in
his van there was little they could do but charge him with trespassing.
A lock on the gate did not mean much to him cut take and gone so fast
that even if you were at home you would not hear him.  I go out and Cody
and Kira go in. The people around us do keep and eye out for each other
and our dogs.  Better safe then sorry.  Another person here dose not
like dogs that bark so she goes around and throws meat with rat poison
in it to the dogs. We now have a 24 hour camera set up in our yard. She
is going to court sometime in the next few weeks as someone saw her do
this hope they get her but just don't think it will stop her in the end.

Dan R.
Cody&Kira
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Michaelene Sullivan wrote:

>  Guys, it DOES happen... if you leave your dogs outside
> when you're not home, they *do* get stolen sometimes.
>
>   News story on the stolen -- and recovered -- Malinois.
>
>  http://www.boston.com/news/daily/25/dog_found.htm
>
> GSRNE has had calls this spring about GSDs that have
> been stolen from their yards while their owners were at
> work/dogs were outside. One dog was found eventually,
> at a shelter, just in time. She can't jump fences,
> and the fence was intact/gate shut, so she didn't
> just escape.
>
> The other GSD is still missing. :-( The gate locks were
> broken,
> the fence was 6 ft. tall. That dog has been left outside alone
>
> for 2 years w/no mishaps, but she's gone now. You should
> hear the owner sobbing on the phone line. :-( Two and a half
> yr old female.
>
> Please don't leave your GSDs outside in the yard if
> you're not around, especially if you live in a somewhat
> populated area. They're sitting ducks for anybody
> who wants to try to take them. Just becuase it didn't
> happen yesterday doesn't mean it couldn't happen today.
>
> The owner of that missing GSD kept crying "but nothing
> has ever happened before, I didn't know" - that does
> her no good now, though. Prevention really is the best
> policy for safety.
>
> --
> Michaelene & Savannah Leigh, neighborhood busy body,
> Tony III, my companion, my protector, and
> Willow, Pyrenean Princess of the Heart.
> Michigan, USA
>
> To a dog..."If there is no God for thee, then there is no God
> for me." A.H. Branch
>
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