Re: [PyrNet-L] lost dog

[Leo McDowell <frleo@catholic.org>]

My experience has been that they patrol their perimeter.  I hope that this
means he may be passing back by soon as he makes his rounds. Keep your eyes open
at the house.  If he finds a nice size treat, he may come back to the yard to
eat it.

I don't know how big your towns are.  When my dog gets away for a while here in
Montana I call the police/sheriff dispatch.  Just to let them know that the dog
is friendly and that I am looking for him.   Most people when they see a dog
that big call it in if they are intimidated at all by the size.

Good luck.

Fr. Leo

Deanna Low wrote:

> This is with a heavy heart and through tears that I ask anyone who lives
> near Peyton or Calhan, CO to be on the look out for my darling dog BEAR.
> The jerky 16 year old (going on 8) stepson let him get away from here while
> I was working tonight (Wednesday). He said he tied him up outside for 5
> minutes and then he was gone.. Of course he managed to leave without the
> leash. He has a chip and tags. White all over with tan on his head. He is
> medium size nd weiths only 110 lbs. I've been riding around for 2 hours
> calling and looking and it is 10:30 now and no sight of him. Don't know what
> the first thing I should do tomorrow is. I will put an ad in the paper and
> call the vets and the rescue. Does anyone have any other suggestions?? I can
> just imagine him marching along exploring everything...Without a thought
> about where he was going or trying to remember how to get back. Do they ever
> come home on their own??  This is miserable and my husband is out of town
> and unreachable until I pick him up at the airport tomorrow. The bratty kid
> didn't even say he was sorry. I just can't believe he isn't here.
> Thanks for the shoulder to cry on.  Deanna
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