Lost my dog
 

My Brittany was stolen from his pen last weekend.Lesson: Don't brag about having a good bird dog.:mad:

bummer, sorry to hear that. put ads in the local paper and plan on doing a lot of driving around. also post a reward and notify all the vets in the area.

good luck on getting your friend back.

I am truly sorry that this happened to you, and can only hope that you and your dog are re-united in the near future.

As I have said before, some dogs are worth more than some people. Obviously, the person that took your dog is a dredge of society and should be shot on sight.

A couple of things to help prevent this, or help with the recovery of the dog, is the use of a tatoo or a micro chip on the dog to help identify it when it is taken to a vet or a shelter later on by the miscreant.

I'm truly sorry to hear that. I hope and pray for a speedy reuniting between you and your dog. Good luck in finding him.

it can happen to anyone. the chip is the way to go on dogs you know are going to be with you. sorry to hear your loss. been there!!!!!

Sorry to here that. nobody wants to deal with that kind of thing.
My first question is; why was your dog in a kennel instead of your home???

Thanks guys.He's still missing.He was an older dog and set in his ways (i.e not housebroken). I keep my lab at the house and they didn't get along.Radar once started a fight and Buddy finished it.

Many years agoe I lost or should I say was stolen a pointer down in Nebraska. It was found a year later and the cop recognized it as mine.
The CHIP is ok but unless it hits a shelter that scans for it I don't think it is all its bragged up to be.
Thieves tend to shy away from visiable markings like the tattoo ears ect. I must add my dogs are chipped and dont thing I would do the other but there is no deterent from stealing.