I never let mine run loose except when I'm out with them myself. Last year my oldest girl, who is deaf, took off after a rabbit and never came back. We called the pound a few days later but they hadn't heard of one matching our description being found. A week later they called back with a lead for someone on Facebook who kept a running diary of lost and found dogs. We checked and sure enough, they told us that she had adopted some young girls a few miles down the lake who had taken her in with the hopes nobody would ever claim her. After that the girls stopped around every once in a while just to say hi. My girl passed a while back from old age. She always did love kids.
So besides telling a cool story, the point is to check Facebook. I hate that form of social media but it's a great resource for finding a lost pet.
Edit - I see I crossed paths with @Doggggboy a few seconds before me.
So besides telling a cool story, the point is to check Facebook. I hate that form of social media but it's a great resource for finding a lost pet.
Edit - I see I crossed paths with @Doggggboy a few seconds before me.
