Form bad too worse
01-16-2007, 01:35 AM
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Form bad too worse it started yesterday when my car started knocking, towed it home and found that the ear off the starter broke off and was getting hit by the flexplate which cracked it, so I try to stay pos about the whole thing since I needed to get off my lazy but and put my new stall in so I go out this morning to the shop (just got it up) and start to pull out the tranny, and I left the big roll up door open to let the sun it bc I don't have a heater in the shop yet, after a while of working I notice that my dog ( half pit and half black lab, which I let loose in the morning) isn't bugging me to throw the ball, anyway after 3 hours of looking can't find him, only thing I can think of is he ran off bc of anther dog in heat, or someone took him, either way I am really bummed out about it because the car I can fix but my dog I can't 
01-16-2007, 01:47 AM
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Dang ,man, im pissed about my car falling apart, lol. But there is nothing mechanical that could take place over a flesh and blood family member, which in a way my dog kinda is. Im sorry to hear about that I know how it is. It sucks, maybe he will turn up soon. My dog has wandered before.
I know how it is. It sucks, maybe he will turn up soon. My dog has wandered before. 
01-16-2007, 07:36 AM
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My chocolate lab used to wander around for hours/days and come back. We got lucky cause he never got hit. They have a damn good sense of direction, hope yours comes back.
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01-16-2007, 11:43 AM
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This is why A: I get all of my animals fixed and B: I don't believe in outdoor pets. Sorry that your dog took off, but an animal is an animal. If they smell something or are curious about something, they're going to check it out. I've known people who have had dogs for 10 years and they never left their property until one day they just up and disappeared.
01-16-2007, 11:50 AM
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Start puttin up posters if he don't come back today. I know how ya feel, I had my lab for a good 3 weeks, just a puppy, and he went missing one day. Thought somebody stole him, searched for a good 4 hours just driving around, couldn't find a damn place he couldve gottin out in the fence. This was at my moms house and she lives in a mobile home. She went to bed that night and heard some whining couldn't figure out where it was coming from. Finally she went outside and find this TINY *** place in the skirting of the house that he had squeezed through some how and he was all tangled up in the insulation that he had tore down on himself. Had she not heard him he wouldve surely died and we would have found him from the stench in the house. Anyway he'll probably turn up in a place you would never think to look, probably sleepin in the back of your truck or somethin. hah, good luck man.
01-16-2007, 01:10 PM
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That sucks. I hope your dog didn't get ran over by the left rear tire of a semi and dragged down the block where his body is laying as we speak. That would be no good
01-16-2007, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by ZFan88
That sucks. I hope your dog didn't get ran over by the left rear tire of a semi and dragged down the block where his body is laying as we speak. That would be no good
01-18-2007, 07:10 PM
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i kno how you feel, i used to have a beagle and an english setter, both were put to sleep around xmas of 02. The Beagle would always dig holes in the fence and go run around. At times she was gone for 4-7 days. Always came back. I'de say it had to of happened at least 6 or 8 times. Scary each one, but it always worked out. I now have a weiner dog who loves the fire place too much to run away.
01-18-2007, 07:29 PM
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That sucks. I hope your dog didn't get ran over by the left rear tire of a semi and dragged down the block where his body is laying as we speak. That would be no good
01-18-2007, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by ZFan88
That sucks. I hope your dog didn't get ran over by the left rear tire of a semi and dragged down the block where his body is laying as we speak. That would be no good