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Dot dog disappears
By adamg on Sat, 10/20/2012 - 2:07pm
UPDATE: Logan the labradoodle back with owners, safe and sound.
Logan, a year-old mini labradoodle, was last seen around 3:45 p.m. yesterday at Tenean Beach.
He has an olive drab collar with a neon orange stripe. He's small, maybe 20 lbs., and dark brown.
Also: " He spent the night outdoors in the rain, and we're not sure how he's doing. He's pretty skittish, and at this point, is most likely terrified."
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found!
My friend Shelley just posted pictures in her FB of logan and his parents all happily reunited. yeah!
(this is christine, too lazy to log in!)
Great news!
Hopefully his "parents" will keep him safe and restrained to prevent this from happening again.
You have a dog?
Because dogs never slip their leashes after swimming or anything of that sort.
No, never.
Swirlygirl is always right, of course,
but, how in the F did these people lose track of their dog?!? This is a dumb waste of space -- how the hell did you lose your dog?!?
It "slipped" its leash after a refreshing dip!
Is the obvious answer if you're an apologist for irresponsible dog owners.
Another, more reasonable take, would be that owners had it off leash and it ran off.
Not the worst thing in the world, of course.
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Do you swim with your dog?
On a leash?
Priceless.
1.Dog shouldn't be swimming because it should be on a leash.
2. Dogs should be trained not to run off even if they "slip" their leash.
3. Accidents happen. In future get harness and retractable leash for swimming.
4. Don't make excuses for your dog running off.
Thanks
Thanks, Miki.
Call it in as a coyote
on Tenean Beach and they would have found it in minutes.
He would have eaten his liver
He would have eaten his liver with fava beans and a nice chianti, fafafafafafa.
labradoodles are easily some
labradoodles are easily some of the worst dogs. i've never encountered one that wasn't some form of skittish, neurotic, or unfriendly.
a buddy of mine has one, and he can't even bring it to a dog park
anons are easily some of the
anons are easily some of the worst posters. i've never encountered one that wasn't some form of skittish, neurotic, or unfriendly
Snappy slipped his leash too!?!
http://mobile.boston.com/yourtown/news/woburn/2012...
Also in an area where leashes are required.
Are these mutant super dogs with new-found powers to outsmart humans?
Good Lord.