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24/07/2022

FORGIVE ME, MOMMY 😢🐾…
I was there where you left me for two whole days. Sleeping right on the side of the road. I was terrified of the noise from the cars but I did not move.
Last night one of those cars stopped and she got out. She invited me to lunch but I said no. She invited me to come sleep at her house and I also said no. I tried to explain to her that I was waiting for you but she wouldn’t listen. She pulled out a leash and said I couldn’t stay there any longer. I bit her several times and ended up peeing on myself as I growled and cried! She didn’t understand that she was separating me from you! She took me against my will and we drove off! I was so sad because I knew you were going to be worried. We ended up at her house.
I kept screaming hoping you would hear me but you never came. I vomited because of my nerves, feeling so sick. I kept telling her I had to go back because you were going to think I abandoned you when you saw I wasn’t there! I, who love you with all my heart and soul have not stopped crying since we separated a few days ago. I want you to know, I would never do that to you.
I don’t know where you are now or why you stopped the car and left me there. Surely you had something very important to do. Can you come find me now, mommy?
Today I ate because my tummy was hurting. I also slept on a very soft bed. And by accident I also wiggled my tail a bit. I’m so sorry, please forgive me. She’s just being really nice to me. She said I could stay forever. She’s calling me Milo but I already have a name. When you pick me up you can tell it to her. You’ll see how surprised she’ll be when you explain to her that this was a big mistake.
Because mommy, you’re coming back for me, right 😢🐾?
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“Pets are not disposable when we don’t want/need them anymore. They are a lifetime commitment. They are family! Thank you so much to everyone who adopts and rescues them until their last loving breath. Because of you this world is a better place.”

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21/07/2019

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‘Don’t worry. He’s friendly!’ We’ve all heard it being called across the park... usually accompanied by that person’s dog hurtling at high speed towards your on lead dog. 😢

If you see an on-lead dog while walking your dog, please give the other dog plenty of space.

However friendly YOUR dog might be, the other dog is on a lead for a reason. He might be elderly, nervous, recovering from an injury, illness or surgery.

He might be newly adopted, in training or just not interested in meeting other dogs close up.

Whatever the reason, please be respectful and give him space. If your dog is off lead, please recall your dog, and if necessary pop your dog back on lead for a few moments until you are a safe distance away.

Don’t try to force any interaction (human or canine) as without knowing the other dog’s history, you might frighten him, set him back in his training, or even cause him physical harm.

Our public green spaces are there for everyone to use and enjoy, so please be respectful of other park users including those individuals who need space.

Please share this post with your fellow dog walking friends.

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28/03/2019

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Dog bites can be prevented by learning the body language signals that dogs give off in the lead up to a bite. Dogs generally don't "bite out of nowhere" unless these early signals have been ignored repeatedly or punished.

Here are the signals that a dog will give as they move down the road to a bite, and what they mean:

1) Displacement Signals - "I'll act distracted to take the pressure off"
- Sniffing
- Scratching
- Goofing around

2) Calming Signals - "I'd really like things to calm down"
- Licking lips
- Yawning (often with a squeaking noise)
- Turning head away or moving away
- Moving in slow motion

3) Stress Signals - "I'm really getting scared now"
- Heavy panting
- Sweaty paws
- Trembling
- Big wide eyes (called whale eye or half moon eye)
- Hackles up

4) Preparing for Action / Assessment - "They're not stopping, maybe I'll have to defend myself"
- Stiff, frozen posture (conserving energy)
- Staring wide-eyed without blinking (hard stare)
- Mouth closed

5) Last Warnings - "Please stop and go away, this is your last warning"
- Snarling or lifting lip up vertically
- Growling
- Snapping the air
- Punching with nose (muzzle punch)

6) Attack - "This is the only way to keep myself safe"
- Lunge
- Bite

The earlier you take an exit, the better your chances will be of avoiding a bite! The rule of thumb if you're not sure what to when you think your dog might be heading down the road to a bite is ADD SOME DISTANCE between your dog and whatever is upsetting them. Contact a professional, positive reinforcement based behavioural trainer for further assistance.

If you have a dog with fear or aggression issues, keep an eye out for That Dog Geek's next video, the first in a series on helping fearful or reactive dogs.

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03/03/2019

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DOG THEFT AWARENESS DAY 14th March 2019.

PLEASE BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!

52% of dogs are stolen from gardens.

19% of dogs are stolen in house burglaries

16% of dogs are stolen while on a walk

7% of dogs are stolen while being tied up outside shops

5% of dogs are stolen from cars

NO WHERE IS SAFE ANYMORE.



If you think is different from the theft of inanimate objects, and sentencing should include imprisonment, please sign and share Dr. Dans new petition 🐾 https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/244530

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