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NYRIR
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HI EVERYONE, SO SORRY FOR THE DELAY...
Daisy May has a punture through her ear and a couple of holes in her neck, but not deep, thank goodness. Well, we called the Police who then contacted AC. A state trooper came out and took some info, and as she was doing that, the neighbor showed up.He saw the cruiser go by and came over to see how Daisy was doing.....he claimed he was so shook up he couldn't say anything at the time, and was just trying to get the dog back in the house. What had actually happened was he had his landlord knocking on the door as we were going by...when he opened it up...the dog flew past him and bee-lined for Daisy...this is what he told me...
He HAD an adorable little Pekingese but it had apparently jumped out of his truck and gotten a spinal injury that he could not afford...so the vet saved the dog, made it a set of wheels and he is up for adoption.Well, the vet realized save this incident, this guy is a dog lover and asked him to take this "rescue pitbull".He agreed but on the condition to return it if any problems occurred....he had been only taking it out on a leash for the last month, which is why I had never seen it...he agreed readily (in front of the trooper) that it was not a good idea to keep it and said he would take it back the next day.
AC tested the dog for rabies, and it came back negative...so that's good..they'll keep it for ten days to see if it becomes sick.I'm not sure where the dog will go after that...I had told him I didn't want to see him get rid of the dog if he didn't want to but that it had to be contained...he stated he was leary to begin with because of the breed and how old it already was when he adopted it. (the dog is 3 years old)He also said not to worry about walking my goats anymore past his house....
Anyway, I ended up feeling bad for him....and as usual my emotions take off first!I am really glad the dog is gone but I still feel for him having to lose another dog....so to speak...I hope he finds a nice one, and it is friendly to livestock....
Daisy May has a punture through her ear and a couple of holes in her neck, but not deep, thank goodness. Well, we called the Police who then contacted AC. A state trooper came out and took some info, and as she was doing that, the neighbor showed up.He saw the cruiser go by and came over to see how Daisy was doing.....he claimed he was so shook up he couldn't say anything at the time, and was just trying to get the dog back in the house. What had actually happened was he had his landlord knocking on the door as we were going by...when he opened it up...the dog flew past him and bee-lined for Daisy...this is what he told me...
He HAD an adorable little Pekingese but it had apparently jumped out of his truck and gotten a spinal injury that he could not afford...so the vet saved the dog, made it a set of wheels and he is up for adoption.Well, the vet realized save this incident, this guy is a dog lover and asked him to take this "rescue pitbull".He agreed but on the condition to return it if any problems occurred....he had been only taking it out on a leash for the last month, which is why I had never seen it...he agreed readily (in front of the trooper) that it was not a good idea to keep it and said he would take it back the next day.
AC tested the dog for rabies, and it came back negative...so that's good..they'll keep it for ten days to see if it becomes sick.I'm not sure where the dog will go after that...I had told him I didn't want to see him get rid of the dog if he didn't want to but that it had to be contained...he stated he was leary to begin with because of the breed and how old it already was when he adopted it. (the dog is 3 years old)He also said not to worry about walking my goats anymore past his house....
Anyway, I ended up feeling bad for him....and as usual my emotions take off first!I am really glad the dog is gone but I still feel for him having to lose another dog....so to speak...I hope he finds a nice one, and it is friendly to livestock....