Ever thought of a leash? If you don't have a fence in your backyard and allowing your dog to run around on the property of course she would run away, and sadness she did because of you being un-responsible owner.
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Ever thought of a leash? If you don't have a fence in your backyard and allowing your dog to run around on the property of course she would run away, and sadness she did because of you being un-responsible owner.
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No, We let her go out for pee without leash so many time and it was successful then we decided let her go out for pee, if needed. I can't believe that but if coyote is coming then that can be different way to run away, or even chase. I asked them about not wear leash because they believe that she will have difficult to pee with leash on, it does happen to us then let her to do without leash and it was successful but not happened after she was ran away and attack with coyote.
Coyotes are seems common in suburb in Chicago area but not found in LA area because too urban.
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I have seen the pets who were attacked by the coyote often at my work unfortunately coyotes are everywhere. Need to be extra careful with small pets even on leash or not.
As for a grieving process, Many do in different ways. There is no right or wrong. My parents got a new Golden Retriever puppy Sally the day after 13 1/2 years old GR Chip was put to asleep! I don't like the idea. Cut off our grieving process on me and my younger brother which is not healthy. My parents didn't want to face it. A 14 years later, Sally was put to sleep in July '06. My parents seems to be out of touch and move on. Some people are like that. Luckily they have decided not to get a new pet as they grow old!
If someone made it up here in AD about the loss of his or her pet. That is okay. Some may want to get attention for us to keep him or her occupied ... or soothing. Happy Pet!
I have seen the pets who were attacked by the coyote often at my work unfortunately coyotes are everywhere. Need to be extra careful with small pets even on leash or not.
As for a grieving process, Many do in different ways. There is no right or wrong. My parents got a new Golden Retriever puppy Sally the day after 13 1/2 years old GR Chip was put to asleep! I don't like the idea. Cut off our grieving process on me and my younger brother which is not healthy. My parents didn't want to face it. A 14 years later, Sally was put to sleep in July '06. My parents seems to be out of touch and move on. Some people are like that. Luckily they have decided not to get a new pet as they grow old!
If someone made it up here in AD about the loss of his or her pet. That is okay. Some may want to get attention for us to keep him or her occupied ... or soothing. Happy Pet!
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I'll shut up when you grow up.
Come on! It's not just me. People here aren't buying this. At least, not completely.
You also can't blame me for not giving you the benefit of the doubt. You have a pattern of embellishing details and not telling the truth.
Your CI story was bullshit, so how can you expect me to believe this? If you can make up shit about that, you're more than capable of making up something like this.
Personally, I don't get why you feel you have to do this. This is something I would expect from a six year old. Not someone your age. You really do need to grow up.
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