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by Rosie3 Wed Oct 30 2013, 15:49
I arrived as usual to walk Cookie the JRT today but had the fright of my life.
I let myself in, and Cookie wasn't on her usual spot on the sofa. I looked all around the house calling her name and there was no sign! After almost ten minutes I was about to ring her mum and ask if someone else had taken her out maybe, when I heard her thundering down the stairs, as if nothing was wrong!
I've never been so glad to see the cheeky little mare!
I let myself in, and Cookie wasn't on her usual spot on the sofa. I looked all around the house calling her name and there was no sign! After almost ten minutes I was about to ring her mum and ask if someone else had taken her out maybe, when I heard her thundering down the stairs, as if nothing was wrong!
I've never been so glad to see the cheeky little mare!
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by Rosie3 Wed Oct 30 2013, 15:57
losing your own dog is one thing, losing someone else's is even scarier! Imagine having to explain. Touch wood it hasn't happened to me yet
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by Kathy Wed Oct 30 2013, 19:35
Imagine the explaination - well I let myself in and...........................
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