Black Lab Dog Found
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Update - dog owner found and contacted through good old Facebook.
With no thanks to the dog being either chipped or with a tag.
Can I just remind anyone with a dog to please please ensure your dog at least has a tag with your phone number on his collar - this is also a legal requirement.
With no thanks to the dog being either chipped or with a tag.
Can I just remind anyone with a dog to please please ensure your dog at least has a tag with your phone number on his collar - this is also a legal requirement.
The legal requirement is not a tag with a phone number, it is a tag on the collar with the name and address of the owner. I believe the maximum fine for a dog without a collar or without a correctly worded tag in a public place is £1000
Here is most of the Control Of Dogs Order 1992
Here is most of the Control Of Dogs Order 1992
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I am glad that the dog has been reunited with his owner.I hope that now they will get him microchipped. It does not hurt the dog and makes it easier to reunite him with his owner. The R.S.P.C.A and all vets have scanners to ckeck the chips of lost dogs.
Think theres more chance of being struck by lightening max, the miserable sod didn't even thank kisser.
Micro chipping is a good idea in case your dog is stolen or manages to lose its collar but the law states a collar and tag so that should be the first thing they do.
If I found a dog that had the owners name and address on its tag I would return it or phone the owner if it had a number on it. Otherwise it would be a job for the dog warden to find the owner after I contacted him.
They don't5 deserve to own a dog!
I assume you are a perfect dog owner, we all make mistakes.
it aint a mistake not to thank the person that found it, its ignorance imho.
to me that non-act speaks volumes fer the owner.
We do know, Steve, because Kisser told me, Cashy and Keep The Faith at the match yesterday.
Ahh, fair enough then....if it were me, a bottle of the finest 3 for £10 Asda wine would be winging it's way to the finder of my dog!!
If I recall from a few years back, wasn't their several cases of pack dogs up on the back end of the coppice doing a lot of sheep worrying and several of them ending up getting shot - which a farmer is quite entitled to do. Still, I suppose if it's been brought down and returned to it's rightful owner it can't do any damage. However, it will be interesting to see if any news emerges over the next few days of sheep & lambs having their throats bitten out just for fun.
yeh obviously dont know me, if it aint right i dont say so.
yeh obviously dont know me, if it aint right i dont say so.
I can verify that Steve
See, Steve, these misunderstandings wouldn't arise if you'd been there on the Clayton End and heard it "from the horse's mouth" (if Kisser will pardon the expression!).
...but as you prefer to waste your Saturday afternoons with the chicken farmers...
Yeah, you lot get to know what's going on in and around town and see a win every now and then!!See, Steve, these misunderstandings wouldn't arise if you'd been there on the Clayton End and heard it "from the horse's mouth" (if Kisser will pardon the expression!).
...but as you prefer to waste your Saturday afternoons with the chicken farmers...
You know where we are and the invitation's there (but don't bring groove).
Thread-hijacking? moi?