h3mech
Active Member
Thank you for posting with class I never meant to upset so many people, but I won't be attacked either.
So Many Lost Dogs!!
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Thank you for posting with class I never meant to upset so many people, but I won't be attacked either.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
JenniferCNJR
Member
what was the point?
I found the original post to be a timebomb waiting for the explosion.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
true
luvmygdaughters
Well-Known Member
Then why did you post something so accusatory? Accidents happen all the time. As stated in an earlier post, I hope your pets never stray, but if for some reason they do, you can count on the people in this forum to help reunite you and your pet.
JenniferCNJR
Member
...and of course you can count on the people to bust your balls for losing your pet in the first place.
withrespect
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The point was that you think you are perfect, we got it.
Who is the bytch here? You are projecting your anger onto everyone else. We are sorry that you had poor execution in proving your point.
And I am sure you will be checking this thread further just to piss yourself off. 
withrespect
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she is done with the forumites.
Misfit
Lawful neutral
withrespect
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sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I am also a responsible pet owner and I am aware that accidents happen. Get off your self-righteous soap box and show a little compassion for the people who are frantically looking for their four-legged friends.
I had my dog in a fenced-in yard and the little whore still got out. She managed to run her little tiny legs 4.8mi to SMCM where someone so gracely called Animal Control. She spent the night in the "pound". But thanks to this forum, I found her. Someone on here let me know that they saw her on the shelter's website. And like Kwillia said, there are no more lost dogs today as there were 10 years ago. Social media has made it easier to find your dogs.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
very true...
I know the Baynet has run stories on several lost dogs in the past! I also hear them on the radio a few times a month.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
very true...
I know the Baynet has run stories on several lost dogs in the past! I also hear them on the radio a few times a month.
I'm glad she ran away for the night actually. I haven't loved an animal since I was a kid. I did not think I even cared about her really. I thought that I'd be fine if I never had a dog again. I got her because the kids were begging for a dog. I was wrong. When she became missing I was franctic. Now, she's truly my best friend. I love her so very much and would be devestated if something happened to her.
She's gotten out of the fence before but has always made her way home within 15 minutes or I've chased her down the street and gotten her little butt. A few neighbors have brought her home to me. I filled every hole, closed every tiny gap in the fence, and put her out for smaller amounts of time. Yet, she still managed to find her way out. My immediate neighbor told me that she watched her climb over the fence!
I thought for sure that she was knocked up. Again, I was wrong. She went into heat a month or so later. I kept my eye on her and she did not get out. I thought that was that. She was not going to get knocked up and I would make an appointment to get her fixed. Again, I was wrong. Neighbor's dog hopped my fence and knocked her up. Four puppies later, she has an appointment to get fixed in 2 weeks.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Board Mommy won't let it stay but it's hilarious! I am stealing it before it goes poof.
withrespect
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I removed it so she didnt have to.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
pm me what it said!!!
its gone!!!
red_explorer
Well-Known Member
grrrr
Having been one of those people frantically looking, in the past.... In my case, two times, the batteries died in her collar, and one of the times, she decided to go for a swim through the puddle behind our house, and shorted out her collar.
We did not plan for her to get loose, and actually, now, because of the problems with her collar, dont let her loose on the farm anymore.
I am also a responsible pet owner and I am aware that accidents happen. Get off your self-righteous soap box and show a little compassion for the people who are frantically looking for their four-legged friends.
Having been one of those people frantically looking, in the past.... In my case, two times, the batteries died in her collar, and one of the times, she decided to go for a swim through the puddle behind our house, and shorted out her collar.
We did not plan for her to get loose, and actually, now, because of the problems with her collar, dont let her loose on the farm anymore.