looking for my missing Doodle. It's not unusual for Jamaica to go walk-about, but never for more than 5-10 minutes. When it got to 15 minutes I began to worry and started driving around, calling to... more
Dear Jamaica, Don't you know it's not a good idea to scare your mommy like that? Kiley and Cody sometimes escape from our yard. Usually they are at one of several nearby houses looking for their... more
Would ever find her by driving around? She could have been anywhere off road! Glad she is sensible and came home :)btw we are roming apr 7th at toad hollow in davis
but fortunately, not many cars. I just drove around the places I know she knows, being where we walk in the mornings. Right now 4/7 is too far for us to plan for (lol)!
of yourself, scaring Vicky like that! Our dearly departed GR, Holly, used to to that. On two separate occassions, she came back with a full loaf of french stick bread - I think she may have been... more
HOW FUNNY! When my Wheaten became — Vicky & Jamaica,Thu Feb 23 10:59am
they take it upon themselves to "check out the neighborhood". Chance left for over 30 minutes one night. Scares the BEJESUS out of us. They are tagged and chipped and come back home. Most of the time ... more
and if someone found her, they would most likely know her, plus her tag has phone number AND address. Coincidentally, on our walk yesterday morning, I found a cat collar with the tags still on it. It ... more
my puppy owners telling me that their goldendoodle had been missing since that morning. They live on a farm and he never leaves his labradoodle buddy. (Do you remember the cute cream boy we called... more
the microchip information to as many local vets as possible. Chances are that if he was stolen it was by a local who saw him. They should also send the info to the local shelters and animal control... more
them to give up hope yet. I think most people are basically honest, and someone may still find him and bring him home. I hope his tag at least had a phone number. Let us know what happens.
at home! I would have been worried sick too! Cooper still tries our patience now and then by bolting when we least expect it. He has a good run, then looks for home, but it scares me to death. Just... more
Kala has pulled many disappearing acts on us, but she does always come home. It still scares me every time. I'm so glad Miss Jammers came home from her walk-about. I hope you gave her a good talking... more
I felt like squeezing your head over loosing Jamaica. Do not do that again. Jamaica is one of The Doc's best students and he would not like it if she was not to be found. Does she usually have... more
end of the road, and so "yes" she is allowed to go walk-about from time to time, but only when I am out in the yard and can see in what direction she is going. She will never just "run for the... more
at the driveway gate when I take the trash to the curb. Good Boy!! I I give him the COME Jake Struble command he will do an about face 98 % of the time. ?? Still puts my heart in my throat when he... more
to 2 different 6 week sessions of training and SIL took him through Canine Good Citizen training and testing. It is amazing that he responds to my come command better than for them? Guess he knows... more
ID tag. I caught a Husky in the mountains of NC about 10 years ago. No ID. But I found the owner who was obviously distraught looking for his dog! We were all lucky. It was a Sat. and vet was closed... more
are detecting all the brands now. I guess it depends on whether is UTD on technology. Glad she came home on her home! I wouldn't want to rely on chip alone. The tag instantly tells the finder the... more
I would never let him go out on his own off-leash unless I was in close attendance. Of course this is not an issue because he is such a Velcro dog, but still.....! Maybe your situation is different... more
the ball, and she went into the bushes, and I went around (I know this is confusing) to meet her on the other side, but she must have gone UP the hill. Even if our neighbourhood is quiet, I NEVER... more