Lost: Black & Tan German Shepherd Dog Male In North East (EVERYWHERE)

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2018-09-16 15:21 choowie74

https://www.facebook.com/groups/272842926390212/permalink/725352994472534/

2012-12-05 09:43 colliebird

I've just been informed that Prince has been reunited with his owner.

2011-09-02 22:25 Scrappy2010

This was poasted on FB. No pics but in the area for about 5 weeks. PLS check. Thank you. x Please be aware of a large black and tan Shepherd that has been on the run around the Dodford area for five weeks. He is nervy. He's wearing a red collar and has a lame back leg. If anyone spots him, please call Ray Dedicoat of Hollytrees sanctuary on 01564 823244. Ray has been trying to catch the dog for weeks, but he's proving very elusive.

2011-08-08 17:07 Barney 'n' Ozzie's mum

Sorry - just seen it was Feb 2010 x

2011-08-08 17:07 Barney 'n' Ozzie's mum

Have Prince's owners checked on here for any found GSD's around the time he went missing? Also, when exactly was that and is long or short haired?

Last edited: 2011-08-08 17:08:18 by Barney 'n' Ozzie's mum

2011-07-28 22:54 scootjockey

Bless you. Really hope you hear some news of princes whereabouts. Best wishes gail xx

2011-07-25 19:41 Jenni S

I do hope there's some news re Prince and that he's well and happy, but what a difficult situation all round.

2011-07-25 19:32 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

Prince was staying with relatives of his owners whilst they were on holiday when he escaped from the garden along with his owners other dog. Their other dog was reunited 3 days later via the stray kennels but Prince just seems to have vanished. His microchip details were up to date when he went missing and his owner continues to keep them updated. Everything possible was done to try to find Prince at the time he went missing but his owners have recently been alerted to register Prince with doglost.
By now Prince would be around three and a half to four years old.Although he went missing from relatives in Sunderland his owners live in Durham. With over a year passing by since he vanished his owners wonder if he may now be happily in a new home but need to know what has happened to their much loved pet and that he is okay.They are unsure if they have a photo of him but if they cant find one we will use a photo of a similar dog. Hoping so much that we have some news of Prince ~ Pam

Last edited: 2011-07-25 23:57:24 by Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

2011-07-25 17:00 Admin

Sorry to see that PRINCE is missing.

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