Missing dog

Jae Swift

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My dog went missing today and I'm wondering if anyone has seen him?
He's a golden labrador, bit on the chubby side.. sniffs a lot, his name is Max but he's usually ignorant.. went missing about 12:15pm today, looked everywhere cant find him.

He went out back gate when the daft binmen left it open, I live up just off new lane.. Anyone in oswaldtwistle area see him please let me know.
 
hopefully you have had him chipped and teh dogwarden will return him to ya

try ringingteh dog warden and teh r.s.p.c.a if you havnt already
 
The warden got him, wants £70.

Idiotic binmen left the back gate open, so we rang the council, they tried to explain to warden and he still wants £70. Can't afford it at all. and Blazey we had him 11-12 years.
 
I hope you can find the money to get him back, what happens if you don't collect him? Do you get charge daily for holding him?

I am impressed that Steve got him so soon. I saw him driving past the Spar in Ossy an hour or so ago.
 
if the dog has a colar with address on wouldnt it have been easier to try the home adress first before dragging the dog to wherever?

mind you that wouldnt get £70 in the kitty would it

iv sent you a pm with a suggestion it could be worth a shot, its not as though it was your fault the dog got out
 
The warden got him, wants £70.

Idiotic binmen left the back gate open, so we rang the council, they tried to explain to warden and he still wants £70. Can't afford it at all. and Blazey we had him 11-12 years.

What I want to know, whats the 70 quid for, the dog wardens services are paid for out of the poll tax, he's got a van and other equipment provided from the same source.

The Idiotic bin men should have their wages stopped if there is any legality in charging, for what should be a free service.

Retlaw
 
if the dog has a colar with address on wouldnt it have been easier to try the home adress first before dragging the dog to wherever?

Know we have covered this ground before, but does say on the Hyndburn
website:-

'The first time a dog is caught straying, the dog wardens will try to trace the owners and return it.
Any other stray will be kept safely for up to seven days.'


The Dog Warden's services only cover 9 a.m. >> 5 p.m. Wonder what time your dog was picked up Jae ? Probably felt had no choice but to take it to the kennels, which will be what the charge is for. Mmmmmm.



Oh, blooming hek, if has been taken to Aspen .. says closed Bank Holidays !!
 
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Glad your dog has been found and hope you can get the money together to get it back.

What I don't understand is the bin men leaving the back gate open, thought all bins had to be left out for emptying these days:confused:
 
Are you sure it was the binmen who left the gate open ? Everywhere else in Hyndburn has to take their bin out to the street :confused:
 
The Idiotic bin men should have their wages stopped if there is any legality in charging, for what should be a free service.

How can it be the bin mens fault if the dog is not properly secured?

The gate should have been locked - what if a child had made a mistake and opened the gate thinking it was his friends house?
 
How can it be the bin mens fault if the dog is not properly secured?

The gate should have been locked - what if a child had made a mistake and opened the gate thinking it was his friends house?

Totally agree with that. Surely you would normally keep the gate locked anyway, in case someone nicked your property...or your dog.

Even if they were expecting a bulk collection, when they have to come in the yard..you wouldn't leave the dog loose till the collection had been made, surely?
 
Glad your dog has been found and hope you can get the money together to get it back.

What I don't understand is the bin men leaving the back gate open, thought all bins had to be left out for emptying these days:confused:


Wrong, disabled get their bins done by the binmen.

Retlaw.
 
also if you want somthing removing you have to leave your back gate unlocked to allow access to the item or items so your gate can be unlocked up to two weeks as they cant say when they will be coming


why should a gate be locked anyway its not as though the dog has opposable thumbs and can work the gate ?:rolleyes:

if a council employee opens the gate they should shut it on their way out

the old phrase "were you born in a barn" springs to mind
 
why should a gate be locked anyway its not as though the dog has opposable thumbs and can work the gate ?:rolleyes:
Because the owner of the dog should make sure it can't get out, unless they want to pay £70 that is.
 
even though im in rossendale the binmen always leave my gates open when they come and empty my bins ... very rare that they shut them. By the way im on the assisted scheme .. registered disabled.
 
Because the owner of the dog should make sure it can't get out, unless they want to pay £70 that is.



Neil, I have to say that I think you are being a little heartless here.

I used to have a dog (had to have him put to sleep last month as he had cancer and other ailments and his age was against him), and sometimes when people delivered leaflets through my door, they didn't shut the gate on the drive behind them. I've let the dog out, and then had to go after him when he has got out, by thoughtless, selfless people leaving a gate open.

If the gate is shut, and you have to open it to go in, then commensense and good manners say that you shut it when you leave.

If you are disabled, then yes, the binmen will come up your drive and take your bin for you, and then return it to where you left it, but at the same time, if they went through a shut gate, then they should shut it when they go out.

This could have been a child!!

Jae, I do hope that you manage to get your dog back, and if he is at Aspden, then he will be looked after, as that is where I took my dog when I went on holiday, and they are lovely people
 
My backyard door (gate) can't be left open,
I fitted a spring closer over 40 years ago,
its now on its third door (gate).

Retlaw.
 
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