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https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/horror-as-killer-dogs-cause-havoc-in-booming-inner-sydney-suburbs/news- story/07a9f3bf6f42a18bf361b6bae36fd502

I rented when I owned 5 Rottweilers... never lost a cent of my bond at any place I rented, and always got glowing reports from each agent as to how well I kept the places I lived in. I always left a place in better condition than when I'd moved into it. T.

When I was a renter in my previous life, I had a dog and two cats - there was no damage whatsoever ...except cat scratches on my furniture , I got a lovely reference from one landlady ....

As a long term pet owner, most of the damage is to my furniture (from dogs getting up and down) and personal possessions that get stolen and chewed on. The tiled floors are not damaged in any way, the pet mesh on the screen doors is still looking the same, do skirting boards or doors have been chewed on. Even on the patio the damage is to the outer dog beds and not the structure. Mine have not been diggers either so the garden and yard still looks the same. And in all the decades I've had dogs I've never had a flea infestation. I'm sure some property owners go straight to worst case scenario, but if your tenant has shown they are capable of looking after themselves and your property, they will look after a pet to the same standards.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-17/tribunal-sides-with-tenant-new-nsw-laws-pets-in-rentals/105604368

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-17/keeping-dogs-safe-on-south-australia-beaches-algal-bloom-sa/105646382

A puppy stolen in Penrith and discovered trying to cross a six lane highway in Liverpool was identified by her microchip and owner notified to come pick her up

why take staffy x puppies - and so young? They are not worth heaps of money ...and need a lot of looking after

https://www.9news.com.au/national/calamvale-brisbane-police-hunt-thieves-after-early-morning-puppy-heist/d31693bf-4e17-4003-bb40-e5ddb8d11be0

Very strange- dear little things .I do hope the owner is OK .

Wow! One lucky dog

In the days before widespread microchips, the Petsearch newsletter had many stories of dogs being "on the lam" for many days and travelled considerable distances. The Anatolian Shepherd I found was from a few suburbs away and had crossed a six lane road.

Just saw a new post from Squishy Faced Rescue - they've remained in contact with council and are willing to assist but council said they have it under control, if the owner doesn't come forward they will desex and rehome them with their own rescue protocols. Apparently council is surprised by all the interest in these 2 and none for their other dogs. Sounds like owner still not found though.

That's good news - wonder what her next adventure will be ?

Oh dear - an impossible task, I would think. I didn't know rabies was a problem in India ..how worrying , with so many strays/ferals .

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cly665zjg2eo

Update : Good news. It has since been reported that Athena has been returned to her owners.

She looks so damned proud of herself

I find the figures laughable considering a friend working for the rspca put more bodies in the incinerator in one day than quoted for a year's fatalies in greyhounds? Where is the fury for that? Even worse he discovered after already putting the majority in that a big one still had a pulse when picked up by the leg. Upon checking those still in the trolley every one over a certain weight all had a pulse. When he reported this, was told "Don't worry the Don't feel a thing, if we gave all the big ones a full dose we would go broke" He lost it and fled...was pretty hysterical by the time he came to see me. told me and said he can't go public as he had signed a document of non disclosure so gagged. I never told anyone at the time. Was too scared. No idea who did tell the papers but although printed and on the news nothing came of it.. Forget the year

these two were found at the Macleay island Bowls club on July 26th, locals have concerns for the owner as the dogs seem well cared for Read the comments in this FB post https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14GnMCR9J6P/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-09/tas-liberal-government-greyhound-racing-funding-end/105632818

My terriers have loved tug toys.

Bones from the meat department in the grocery store works wonders. snaptube vidmate

I’m getting my sweet 8-week-old Staffordshire puppy next week. I’ll be staying home with him the first week, and then I’m considering bringing him to the office with me once a week. I’m a university student working twice a week. I plan to work from home one day and go to the office the other day. 9apps tutuapp

How nice At least she is chipped