Lost: Jack Russell Terrier In North East (SA19)

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2007-10-31 20:02 DerThomson

Don't give up. Come on Charlie xxx

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2007-10-29 12:00 BC

Have just spoken to Charlies owner again, no news, but she did say that he is always going in and out of these rabbit holes, and badger sets, so they are thinking the worst has happened. Lets hope he shows his face soon xxx

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2007-10-28 08:35 DerThomson

Owner, don't give up. I wish I could help you, but don't live near. Where are his favourite hunting grounds? Did he show a particular interest in certain holes in the days before he went missing? Good luck. Keep taking your other dog who may sniff him out.

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2007-10-27 23:01 BC

Hi everyone, the owner goes to the wood area on a daily basis, there is approx 32 acres of woodland on the property, they have heard no noise of a dog barking or wimpering, the badger sets are vast, so they are afraid that a brock has taken charlie, lets hope and pray this isnt the case. Im sure the owner said she has been there with her other dog, but all to no avail.

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2007-10-25 13:41 maryanne

I hope Charlie is home safe soon. I am from the Pembrokshire area. If there is anything I can do to help, just let me know. I will tell people about Charlie in my area. x

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2007-10-25 09:53 Not known

Thanks everyone

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2007-10-24 14:20 DerThomson

Yes, someone should do this, and quickly, as he's been gone a long time. The land should be search over and over, he's likely to be trapped underground.

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2007-10-24 12:06 Hella

So sorry to hear about Charlie.Does anyone know the approx acreage of the woodland where he could have gone to ground ? My thoughts are ,If someone has a dog with a good sense of smell, and took it to the place on a long leash, It would hear a dog whining better than the human ear, and if the wood was not too big, could quater the ground and surley by now the scent of Charlie would be strong enough to attract the attention of another dog. It could be worth a try if the acreage is not too large.

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2007-10-24 11:32 Not known

Thanks everyone

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2007-10-24 08:58 benflash

I have put a poster up at our shop at Llandovery and Will ask all the local farmers that come in to keep their eyes open for Charlie. He looks a lovely little dog, I hope he is found soon.

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2007-10-21 17:42 marknlouise

come home charlie, stay safe and be well xxx thoughts are with owners xx

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2007-10-20 23:44 Sally Nicholson-Fisher

I hope this lovely lad is home soon

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2007-10-20 16:16 DAVE WOOLLAS

Good luck with your search for Charlie he is so cute xx

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2007-10-20 13:00 DerThomson

Yes, DO put posters out, I'm sure it will help. Come on Charlie, get home soon xxx

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2007-10-20 12:42 UNKNOWN

be safe charlie and hope you are home soon x x what a handsome boy x

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2007-10-20 11:41 BC

Charlie is quite recognisable, he is mainly white with black spots on his body, and has a tri colour head, he also has three front teeth missing, he is short coated, and has a docked tail. Castrated Male. Charlie went missing from the owners property, there is a woodland of large acreage on the property with lots of rabbit holes and badger sets, some years ago another of their dogs went to ground, but came home after about 9 days, the owner has contacted the police and dogwardens, but have not postered, which i have advised them to do asap.

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2007-10-20 11:36 Unknown

Poster has been e mailed out to local helpers.

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2007-10-20 11:13 Yasa

Posters need to be displayed as soon as possible on notice boards, lamp posts, entrances to parks, dog bins and on cars. Take posters to vets, pet shops, postmen (for sorting offices), milkmen, dustmen, street cleaners, taxi drivers, schools, pubs, youth clubs, newsagents, post offices, takeaways, dog training clubs, supermarkets and car parks. Hand out reduced-down posters or cards to people - especially dog walkers - and deliver to houses and businesses. Police stations, Dog Wardens, the RSPCA and all rescue centres need checking frequently and preferably visited in person by owner or someone who knows Charlie well. Stay safe Charlie, until you are found x

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2007-10-20 11:12 Yasa

Owner can be contacted on 01550 777946

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