Good morning, everyone!
Glad to hear all the little ones are where they belong! I travel with my
boys and its always a worry! They have harnesses on them at all times! Once
they are used to it, it doesn't bother them. I use the ones that are fabric,
kind of like little vests! Of course having said that, we were out walking and
the velcro which was later found to be defective, let go!!! Of course my boy
realized he was not attached to me but he kept walking. We were on the very
busy street we live on. I dropped to my knees and called calmly, "Come to
mommy!" He turned around and came to me. The standard practice of trainers is
not to panic (yeah right) but to stop and recall or start slowly running in the
opposite direction. Making the game coming to you. When you run after them,
the game is keep away from that crazy woman!! haha! Again, I am SO glad that
everyone is accounted for!
Elizabeth
--- On Fri, 10/10/08, wbdreams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Date: Friday, October 10, 2008, 11:16 PM
> So glad that she is ok. It's a reminder to us all that
> we cannot take their safety for granted... not even for a
> second.
> We are lucky enough to have a fenced in area that encloses
> part of the back yard and the patio including the back door,
> so Libby can go out with Scooter and Pop and not have a
> harness on. But when we first got her, she is so small that
> she got out...twice! That was scarey and my hubby has since
> fixed it so that there is no area that she can escape from.
> But we have a lot of hawks in this area, so I have to always
> keep that in mind.
> Joy B
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> I was taking Jaelyn outside for a potty break this
> afternoon and she was distracted by the guys taking out our
> old furnace. She wanted to be near them and before I knew it
> happened she slipped out of her collar. Because she's
> been so cold without heat in the house for the past few
> weeks I took her harness off this past week. I was tired of
> always having to take it off, change her outfit, and then
> put it back on.
>
> Out of the corner of my eye I saw Emma, the chocolate lab
> from next door who roams our property several times a day.
> (Much to my frustration.) I knew once Jaelyn saw her
> she'd take off like a shot and sure enough before I
> could grab her she saw Emma and took off after her chasing
> her home. Thank God she took a breather to pee on Emma's
> potty spot and make herself known! That's when I was
> able to grab her.
>
> After the commotion I looked back to the whole thing and
> laughed a little. First, because me (with arthritis and
> fibromyalgia) trying to catch up to her must have been
> laughable. Second, because seeing a little 4 1/2 lb
> chihuahua chasing a 40-ish lb lab was more than a little
> funny. Though at the time my biggest scare was her without a
> collar telling people where her home is. I could see someone
> not thinking to bother to check if she had a microchip or
> purposely not checking so they could keep her. That was what
> kept going off in my mind as I tried to go after her.
>
> It was the first time I realized what my life could be
> like without her in it. For that split second I thought
> I'd lost her for good and I'd never catch up to her.
> Thank God I was wrong. Back to the harness we go...
>
> Jesslan
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