Showing posts with label runaway dogs. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 12, 2023

Links to RUNAWAY DOGS

Just Visiting - Runaway Dog Drops By Police Station

RUNAWAY DOGS

Runaway sausage survives 529 days alone in the wilderness

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MORE RUNAWAYS

Lost dog realizes his family found him

Do LOST DOGS Find Their Way Home?

Dog Recognizes Owner After 2 Years of Being Missing. What Happens Next Is Unbelievable

Runaway Dog Leads Good Samaritans on Chase Through New York City

This dog couple hid in the sewer 😖

Tearjerking Runaway Pet Reunions

4 Reasons Why Dogs Run Away And How To Stop It

Family adopted a perfect dog. Then a neighbor visit changed their lives.

Stray Dog Who Kept Running Away Falls In Love With Woman's Husband | The Dodo

Runaway Dog Leads Good Samaritans on Chase Through New York City

Runaway dog rescued on busy freeway

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How to Find a Lost Dog | Chewy

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Friday, February 22, 2013

For once, Lady resisted temptation

THE SNOW WASN'T THIS THICK TODAY WHEN LADY AND
SCOTTIE WENT OUT INTO THE YARD. THIS IS AN OLD PICTURE.

I felt a moment of panic this morning when Lady was faced with temptation.

I had left the basement door open so that Lady could go downstairs and go through the dog door to do her business. But then I realized our old collie Scottie had gone down, too. He has hind-end problems and can't come back upstairs, and he always gets stuck in the dog door (it's sad to see).

He was stuck when I found him. I pushed him through and opened the cage so the dogs could go into the yard and I could bring Scottie through the yard and back upstairs.

As soon as I opened the cage, I realized that the side gate to the yard was open! In the past, Lady has bolted through the open gate and given us a merry chase through the neighborhood. This time, she ran to the open gate, looked at it and hesitated.

I hollered "Lady, come." Then in a quieter tone, I said, "Come here, Lady." She looked at freedom for a second, turned and ran back into the yard. I fixed up the gate the best I could, went upstairs to get a cap, jacket and Lady's leash, then went to the front gate to get them. We took a short walk in a light and wet snow and came back inside.

They're lying in their usual spots, and I'm happy that I didn't have to run all over the neighborhood for Lady.

Good girl.

(NOTE: If you're wondering, Scottie didn't need a leash.)

Update (Sept. 16): I think Lady's looking forward to cold weather again.

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