starreys

i forgot to add when i got my bully back i took him straight to the vet and had him scanned they found the chip right where it should be it hadnt moved at all.

a microchip didnt help my pure bred mini bully when he escaped 2 years ago, he was missing for 3months , i never gave up hope and had notices everywhere finally one day i get a text from a guy at 6am on a sunday to tell me they were sure they had my dog, two hours later he was at my door, my dog had apparently been living with him for 6 weeks or more and he had taken him to a vet but the chip didnt scan which i dont believe , at any rate i got him back and two days later i got him desexed. My bully had a lot of scars and looked very thin and and had a few rough patches on him so he certainly had a rough time whilst he was gone.I am always finding stray dogs wandering around my area and when there has been no collar i have called my council to pick them up.

im just surprised that the shops near by being a hair salon and cosmetic shop dont also complain the smell is so overpowering from a few shops away.

my missing bull terrier did that too for a while he would wait till my staffy did her business and occasionally eat it, totally gross i know, now i can only hope his bad habits come up to the surface again so that perhaps who ever has him will get sick of it and hand him in .

i found out the hard way , after my dog a english bull terrier went missing from my yard last month on the 25th, i found out the following day that his details were not even in the system , somehow his paper work with the register in NSW wasnt logged and even though i had him registered with my council which included giving them his microchip number it meant nothing, 24hours later it was all fixed up but in the meantime i will never know if someone had taken my dog to be scanned if they had all they would have brought up was a number and nothing else. It definitely pays to check if your microchip has got the data attached to it.

RIP Snoopy, im so sorry for your loss.

they being my bull terrier missing since 25.6 and my staffy its a team effort.

i have a english staffy in summer she likes to sleep outside at night but as soon as it gets cold come autumn she is inside every night, they are very much a family orientated dog and love nothing more then to be part of the family plus they dont have a thick coat , we had thick layer of ice on our cars this morning i cant even imagine leaving her outside at night even in kennel it wouldnt be warm enough, plus she likes to destroy her blankets when they are outside .