Lost dog (Husky) in Westminster

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    smkranz

    smkranz

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    Feb 21, 2013
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    Just received this email alert from AKC Reunite, regarding a lost dog in Westminster.
     

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    joppaj

    joppaj

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    Apr 11, 2008
    46,656
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    Poor fellow got depressed by our lack of winter and has wandered north in search of snow.

    In all sincerity I hope he's found soon. That's a sickening feeling when your dog goes missing.
     
    crfakm4

    crfakm4

    hotel z71
    Jun 8, 2008
    1,148
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    I had a husky some years ago. If they can get out and run they most certainly will and no amount of training or calling will reel him in lol.

    Hope the fur ball makes it back.
     
    ground chuck

    ground chuck

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    Sep 28, 2013
    4,202
    Charm City County
    crfakm4 said:
    I had a husky some years ago. If they can get out and run they most certainly will and no amount of training or calling will reel him in lol.

    Hope the fur ball makes it back.
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    Electric fence. I dont even need to put his collar on anymore. He knows his boundaries.
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    smkranz

    smkranz

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    crfakm4 said:
    We have perimeter collars on our Russell's, works like a charm
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    We have a physical fence which keeps our boy contained. A good friend says his electric fence generally works, but if there is an uber-temptation on the outside of the fence, his dog will bust through it to get to the bait, then not come back through to risk the shock. I get that.
     
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