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Ginia M Member Posts: 73 From: Wimberley, TX, US Registered: Jul 2004	posted January 25, 2010 02:06 PM Our little 3 year old dog, Jack,an American Eskimo mix with a brown patch over his left eye and brown on his white body elsewhere too, took off early yesterday morning from our home in Burnett Ranch (Sandy Point Road, near the end) and hasn't been seen since. He never roams that long, although a wayward Blood Hound has many times led him a bit astray for several hours. We usually keep him in his pen, or in the house, but I let him out like a dummy at about 5 am to go potty and went back to bed. Bad mistake. We have posters posted on Sandy Point Road, so if anyone finds him please call Sonya at ARF or check the posters for our telephone number. We miss him terribly and are really worried. Thanks for help in advance. And no, we did NOT have his collar on, so that adds to my bad feelings. [This message has been edited by Ginia M (edited January 25, 2010).] IP: Logged
Ginia M Member Posts: 73 From: Wimberley, TX, US Registered: Jul 2004	posted February 01, 2010 02:20 PM Our dog is home. He now has his collar and tags on. He was gone two days until someone "found" him. Thanks to Kellie for bringing him home. IP: Logged
foxymaw Member Posts: 82 From: Registered: Aug 2006	posted February 01, 2010 04:47 PM Glad your little "furrie" is back home safe and sound...collar and tags are good ideas...an imbedded chip is also a good idea, just in case the collar/tags get lost. IP: Logged

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