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Need Help with Lost Dog

Postby John Sidney North » Tue Jan 07, 2003 4:21 pm

I was Eating lunch at a local restraunt by Walmart across the street from North Park Mall Today. My friend and I Left his 9 month Choc Lab in the back on my truck. When we came out from eating she was gone. If anyone hears or knows of some one that finds a choc Lab today please call me @ 573-0548 thanks. By the way she was wearing an Orange collar.
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Postby gadwall2 » Tue Jan 07, 2003 4:48 pm

City or town?
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Postby John Sidney North » Tue Jan 07, 2003 4:51 pm

We were in Ridgeland Miss. Eating at Cozemel Restraunt
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Postby msdrake » Tue Jan 07, 2003 9:00 pm

Don't give up. We lost a dog last year that jumped out of his kennel riding down the road. Received a call 4 days later to find a very banged up and hungry dog. He has recovered fully and is hunting this year. Don't give up, keep praying, and hopefully someone will call.
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Postby dukdawgn » Tue Jan 07, 2003 11:42 pm

hope whoever finds the dog is someone who knows how to keep one

eating beside Wal-Mart? shoulda bought a pet-crate will you was there

Food for Thought....they make them things for a reason.
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Postby LabLuvR » Wed Jan 08, 2003 6:15 am

I don't mean to be an "turd-cutter" but why the hell would someone leave a dog in an open truck bed and not at least leave someone to watch the dog????? My lab rides inside the truck and is locked up inside with me watching the truck or someone stays with her if I can't. I hate seeing people riding down the damn road at 60 mph and the dog isn't at least in a crate. Sheeesh!! Do you really value your dog???????
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Postby Doc & Nash » Wed Jan 08, 2003 9:09 am

My guess is some sorry piece of s&!t stole that lab.
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Postby Super-X » Wed Jan 08, 2003 12:15 pm

:shock: :shock: But he/she ani't never jumped out before.

:evil: Get a crate !!!!!

Wish you luck in finding the pooch....lesson learned I hope.
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Postby John Sidney North » Wed Jan 08, 2003 12:55 pm

I do Crate mine everywhere I go. Buddy was in town and left his crate at home. I hope she will turn up. BUt I think he learned his lessson about putting the dog in a crate.
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Postby Wildfowler » Wed Jan 08, 2003 7:01 pm

John Sidney North wrote:I do Crate mine everywhere I go.


Me too. EVERYTIME. PERIOD.

When my dog was a pup, I was riding around at Hambone's father in 'law's place, and she jumped out of the back of my pickup. Not once, but twice.

I should have learned my lesson the first time, but I DAMN sure learned it the second time. Luckily I was in the woods and going slow.



John, I'll keep my eyes peeled, I live near there.
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dont leave room

Postby dukdawgn » Wed Jan 08, 2003 7:53 pm

don't leave room for error....just as you don't trust buddies to bring you a shotgun and shells; you take your own. Same goes for dog crates...don't trust forgetfull $#!+ to bring one. Take your own, or, DO THE DOG A FAVOR, and leave her at home. Piss on people and their guilty conscience. I feel sorry for the dog, because the same buttwipe who would heist a dog is the same who is gonna fly up and down the highways with her unsafe in the bed of the truck. Poor folks? naw, naw, naw......

Poor dog!

This is one situation where "learning from your mistakes" isn't wanted. You SHOULD NOT HAVE TO learn from your mistakes in this matter. Hell, do you let your kids swim in gator ponds to see if they can use life jackets to keep from getting swallowed up? Uhhhhh, NO..... oh well, you learned your "lesson". Now bring on the next kid to see if he fares better luck. Sheeeeeeezzzz........
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Postby John Sidney North » Fri Jan 10, 2003 9:47 am

Dog found and returned to owner. He learned his lesson this time. A nice lady picked the dog up and took her home. SHe saw the lost add placed in the paper and gave him a call.

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