basshawg95
New Member
help! i've lost a chocolate lab puppy on catalina dr. in CRE. if found, please call 410-474-1517.
Lost Dog Cre
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Justme2
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Got any pics
You say puppy but that is kinda vague. Seen a Lab looking dog around the Beach area on Chisholm off Catalina. But big for a puppy look lost and was on the side of the road wandering about. 11/29/ about PM If this helps at all.
You say puppy but that is kinda vague. Seen a Lab looking dog around the Beach area on Chisholm off Catalina. But big for a puppy look lost and was on the side of the road wandering about. 11/29/ about PM If this helps at all.
basshawg95
New Member
lost dog CRE part 2
he's a male, about 6 months old, no collar, answers to MO...........my daughter's freaked out by this.
he's a male, about 6 months old, no collar, answers to MO...........my daughter's freaked out by this.
frequentflier
happy to be living
No collar? Is he microchipped?
basshawg95
New Member
no collar (he got out of it) and he's not microchipped yet.
basshawg95
New Member
yep, he's mine.....and he's big too! thanx to all who responded....it just goes to show the power of the internet can be a good thing!
TurboK9
New Member
Yay!
Now keep him home.
If you HAVE to tie him out, etc, put him in a harness, or back his collar up.
BOP
Well-Known Member
Keep him on a leash and you can eliminate the problem.
basshawg95
New Member
i knew i could count on at least ONE smart ass reply.............FYI....he was on a chain and fenced in. he climbs the fence. i guess i'll be looking for an invisible fence.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
smart dogs... well hate to say it... but if he will climb a fence.. he WILL have no problem busting thru an invisible fence boundary. oh my heart goes out to you... you have your hands full
TurboK9
New Member
You say fenced... chain link, privacy, how high? If you have a 6ft privacy fence, go get a roll of 4ft 'no climb' at TSC and 'line' the inside of your privacy fence with it.
Also, and yeah, I know I can come off with an attitude, but don't mean too...
...unless there is a really good reason why the dog is being left outside for an extended period unsupervised, try bringing him in with you, and only let him out when he 'needs' to go out. I know a LOT of people who like to say "but the dog would rather be outside". Bunk. The dog would rather be inside, with you and the family, interacting with you.
Might be a pain with an energetic young dog sometimes, but this is when you teach them how to behave. If the dog is never let outside untended, problem solved, right?
:shrug:
redheadedhussy
New Member
Glad you found him and I'm sure he's happy to be home. Sister has invisible fence and four dogs. One border collie and one terrier mix always busting thru the damn thing. Good luck to keeping in his yard.
