"My dog is lost, what should I do?" If your pet goes missing, there is still a chance to find it, but you need to mobilize the resources around you and send out missing dog information as soon as possible. This will increase the success rate. First, you can find people with more pet groups and ask them to help ask. The more the news spreads, the better the chance of finding the dog.
Some netizens say that dogs with high intelligence won't get lost, but this statement is a bit one-sided.
It's undeniable that intelligent dogs leave a good impression, but that doesn't mean they won't get lost. For example, there are frequent reports of Golden Retrievers getting lost, and Poodles (Teddy) are also very common. It's worth noting that both Golden Retrievers and Poodles are highly intelligent dogs.
Losing a dog you've raised for several years is definitely heartbreaking.
The German Shepherd went missing, and its owner searched diligently for half a month, but to no avail.
To talk about this German Shepherd, we have to go back seven or eight years.
German Shepherds are very intelligent dogs, and they also have a certain guarding ability. Not only can they protect themselves, but they can also protect their owners.
In Hebei, there is a netizen surnamed Chen who owns a smart German Shepherd. Owning a German Shepherd has been his dream since kindergarten. After getting the German Shepherd, he treats it very well and spends most of his spare time on the dog.
"I like to practice fighting with my dog," is how the owner interacts with his dog.
Boys might dream of being martial arts heroes from a young age, hoping to be a highly skilled knight-errant. After a dozen months, the German Shepherd grows quite large, and its owner will spar with it. However, it's just playful fighting. You should know that German Shepherds are very strong fighters, and most adult men are no match for them.
German Shepherds also enjoy "practicing martial arts" with their owners.
They played around like that, and the German Shepherd understood its owner's intentions, so it never hit hard. Although it was an adult, biting its owner was just a formality, and it never actually broke its owner's arm.
As the saying goes, "Man proposes, God disposes," and my dog, who had always been by my side, suddenly disappeared.
Seven or eight years have passed, and every time the owner thinks of the dog he used to have, he feels particularly guilty and even finds it hard to accept.
He carelessly let go of the rope, and disappeared after about 10 minutes.
The pet owner said it was his fault for being too careless. He took the dog out for a walk at night, and when they arrived at their destination, since there weren't many people around, he let the dog roam freely in the open space in front of the door. He thought the dog was big enough that there shouldn't be any problems, and besides, he had let his German Shepherd roam freely before, and the dog would come home by itself.
However, the dog disappeared.
The pet owner was very anxious, his head was buzzing, and he asked some people to check the surveillance footage of nearby stores and roadside cameras.
All their efforts were in vain; they were definitely taken away in a minivan.
However, the camera footage from seven or eight years ago had limited resolution, and at night it was impossible to see who was taking the dog. Since there was no way to find the driver, the owner could only try his luck. He started posting missing dog notices everywhere, but a month passed and he still had no luck.
They met again seven years later, but the situation was completely unexpected.
A friend said he saw his German Shepherd at a nearby liquefied gas station, and it looked a lot like the dog he lost years ago.
Seeing her beloved dog only brought the owner more grief.
The German Shepherd was in a bad situation because it was kept in an iron cage. It was clear that it did not receive any attention, let alone affection, from its "owner".
The owner called its name, and the dog looked at him gently. From its expression to its coat color, and a kind of "sixth sense" about its own dog, the netizen felt that this German Shepherd was the one he had lost years ago. Besides, German Shepherds are not usually this friendly to strangers.
The German Shepherd watched for a while, then smiled.
I know it's my dog, but problems still arise.
The pet owner called the police, but the first question they asked him left him speechless.
"What evidence do you have to prove this is your lost dog?" The pet owner suddenly realized that he didn't even have a recent photo of the dog, let alone any evidence. After thinking for a long time, it seemed that he really couldn't prove that this was his German Shepherd. After trying for so long, he could only accept his bad luck.
But for him, the fact that the dog is still safe and sound is a comfort!
