Re: [pyrnet] unsubscribe

["Heidi and Scott Wiggs" <campsite@catskill.net>]

I hope you find your dog.   I know how I felt the first time Pooh broke
through the fence and both she and Winnie took off.  I was frantic!  My
hubby went one way and I went down the other road.  The only place I knew
they couldn't be was over the Covered Bridge and up into the mountains.
That's because big bad Pooh (Miss non-stop barking) is afraid of it.

We ended up finding them playing in the campground thank goodness.  I'm
amazed, Pooh has not dug out now for 2 weeks.  Maybe I'm making progress.

Good luck, I hope she comes home soon.

Heidi in NY

----- Original Message -----
From: Gordon Crump <hermit@duo-county.com>
To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 4:29 PM
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] unsubscribe


>    Elaine and Pico.Thanks for the message.
> And your kind words.
>    I have been very busy lately and haven't gotten to post as much as
> usual, but read them all, sometimes at 3 a.m., when it is too late to
> reply.
>    I told the list about getting a new Pyr, named Indira.  I kept her
> around for about a week, then allowed her to join the
> other Pyr, her cousin. She left and I have been half out of my mind
> trying to find her.
> I found several places where she had been,but do not have her yet.
> She seems to be pretty well confined to about a square mile, so I am
> still looking.  It rained all day here today, so did not look for her,
> other than driving down the roads.
>    After seemingly getting along so well, she and Mary, my old Pyr,
> had a fight and that is when she left. They had no trouble outside,
> but when both were in the house at the same time, I guess Mary thought
> this interloper was taking over her territory ... and you know how
> Pyrs feel about that.
>    Thanks again.
>
> Hermit in the Woods
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <ferreirae@att.net>
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 6:06 PM
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> > Hermit, I am glad to see that you are not the one
> > unsubscribing. I have always enjoyed your posts.
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> > Elaine and Pico
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