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Category Archives: Generating Sightings
Don’t Put All of Your Eggs in One Basket!
We often hear “I know my dog was stolen because he never left the yard before.” We have learned just because they haven’t before doesn’t mean they won’t. Theories and assumptions can lead you to concentrate in only one direction. … Continue reading →
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Large Intersection Signs Bring Mama Home
Using large signs is one of the most effective things you can do to get your lost dog back home. Signs alert passing motorists who may see your dog and then instantly have the phone number to call. Here is … Continue reading →
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Tagged intersection signs, recovery strategies, reunions
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Tips for Dogs Lost in a Rural Area
Dogs lost in rural areas can pose extra challenges because of the sparse population. It is not unusual for sightings to be few and far between or for there to be a long physical distance between sightings. It can also … Continue reading →
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No Sightings During Hot Weather? No Worries!
It’s hot outside! Don’t be alarmed if you don’t get any sightings of your missing dog during this hot spell. They will hunker down and may not be seen until the weather cools off a bit or they may only … Continue reading →
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Do Not Allow Family, Friends, or Volunteers to “Search” For Your Dog. Ask Them to Flyer Instead…
In the early hours and days of the dog going missing; volunteers, friends and family may want to rush to a sighting location to “search”. This is almost always a bad idea. Their energy should be used for quickly flyering … Continue reading →
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Tagged shy dog, Volunteers
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Lost Dog, Libby, is Home Because of a Newspaper Ad
One of the most overlooked ways to get the word out about your missing dog is placing an ad in your local newspaper or shopper. Libby, the Australian Cattle Dog from Kenosha, Wisconsin was found because her owners placed a … Continue reading →
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Check Nearby Farms for Your Missing Dog
Scared lost dogs will often gravitate to a farm where there is a reliable food source like outdoor cat food or spilled grain. Farms provide a multitude of hiding places. Lost dogs will hide in sheds, old barns or under … Continue reading →
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Tagged elusive dog, Flyer, lost dog, lost dog behavior, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, recovery strategies, search strategies, shy dogs
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