This is Romby. He's lost. I'm going to take him home in a minute.
This is Romby. He's lost. I'm going to take him home in a minute.
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Uh, how far is he from home?
ReplyDeleteCouple minutes is all. Caught him crossing a busy street.
ReplyDeleteWow. Good work!
ReplyDeleteHe was cute. Got to drive around with me for a bit and go to swim practice and meet Abby, then back to his worried mom. Big adventure for the little guy.
ReplyDeleteThat's great. He had an actual adventure today! ...and by association I guess you too!) :D
ReplyDeleteI once attracted a stay Chihuahua in front of my house. At first he barked at me, then tried to get into my house, then jumped on my lap. I got a hold of his parents and they came to pick him up. He was over a mile from home!
ReplyDeleteYears ago I was walking my dog when this tiny little terrier thing walked up. Only a rabies vaccination tag on his collar. Luckily, it was from our same vet, and they could look up the owner by the number on the tag. My dog got a friend for a day and his hippy construction worker owner picked him up after he was done with work. He was over a mile from home too.
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