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  1. #1
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    what a wonderful ending to your story. I'm glad Max made it back home, poor old guy. good thing you are observant!

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    What a cool story! I'm so glad the dog and owner were reunited! Good eye!
    Owned by two little pastries!


    REST IN PEACE GRACIE. NOT A DAY GOES BY THAT I DON'T MISS YOU.

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    WOWZER! thats a crazy story! but with a good ending and a good lesson
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    Brock, Alki & Royal (the beasts)
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    Brock - Royal - Alki


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    The owners must be so relieved!

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    Wow! I'm so glad HE is back with HIS owner!!

    I once had a friend (who is afraid of big dogs) adopt a puppy from a shelter, the shelter told her it was a Female Lab mix. I went a saw the pup the next day and had not only break the news to her that it was a boy, but also had to tell her that her dog was a Mastiff mix!!
    He's now 115lbs!!
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    I cruise the local shelters on line to see if sighthounds are listed as received for the rescues. And contact other breeds as well if I see them. A few months back, they had listed a " Irish Wolfhound".. I just about had a stroke, called them and they swore up and down it was. I contacted the IW rescue- and they had them fax them a picture after much persuassion- and get this- IT WAS AN ANATOLIAN .. now- noooo kidding..
    Getting the sex wrong is a common problem also. The statement that goes out from our rescue is to check - physically EVERY DOG that is missing as they can have it wrong..
    ( BTW- I dropped off the breed posters to our local shelters..lol. )

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    What a great happy ending!!

    I second about actually going to the shelter vs. calling. When Zam went missing, I would call and ask if they had any calicos in. They'd say no, I'd go in anyway and they'd have at least three!!

    I realize they are busy, but it's just like Glacier said. Go look in person.
    ~Kimmy, Zam, Logan, Raptor, Nimrod, Mei, Jasper, Esme, & Lucy Inara
    RIP Kia, Chipper, Morla, & June

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    Max

    Excellent post. A wise word to ALL pet owners.

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