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Good news

What a great idea ! I love that each leg is a sensor .

That does not look good poor dogs - and families.

Well done to Roger, and all the dogs who do this job!

Oh What a terrible thing to happen .

That is so sad - I hope, somehow, she gets him back.

he did well to survive those weeks - a tough little terrier! may he now be happy in his new home with his dads

He was a very lucky boy!!

Excellent Good story - thankyou .

Can Council not help ? It's terribly rude and unfair

hopefully it will lead to maybe better breeding - less exaggerated back length etc ...they are great little dogs

I do hope he can go home . It is the right place .

he certainly isn't one to just let life pass him by

So many people just do not treat dogs with the respect deserved of something with its own mind and very sharp teeth! T- when is your book coming out? In all my years around animals there have only been a few noteworthy injuries - a decent concussion after being accidentally headbutted by a labrador - a deep puncture wound to the ball of my thumb- trying to break up a dog fight in kennels - A bite to one calf from an absolute biatch of a kelpie named 'cuddles' by her owner, but known for sneak attacks on anyone working with sheep in the yards. It put me down on the ground very quickly - but there was no punctures, just a massive deep bruise and a very stiff muscle. Oh - one lucky escape once when training dogs at a community farm, I was mounted by an in-season heifer! No great damage done there.

It's wonderful they are all together again