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Paw Beware of Dog Thieves

July 5, 2008 - The AKC has reported an increase in dog thefts occurring.  Dogs are being taken from parking lots, pet stores, backyards of peoples homes, etc. Theses dogs aren't specific to any kind of breed or size, it has been small pups from pet stores who are being stuffed into peoples' purses and purebreds being taken from cars in parking lots, shelters, etc.  So how do you protect your dog from being a victim?

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By being extra cautious and taking additional safety measures for your dog in and outside your home such as:

  1. At your home, keep your dog on a leash and attended while in your yard.  This will help limit the likelihood of your dog wandering off and being snatched up.
     
  2. Breeders should be aware of thieves posing as a suitable buyer.  These posers come to breeder homes and snatch up the dogs, while others steal the dogs when the breeder isn't home.
     
  3. Keep your dog attending in the car, even if the car is locked.
     
  4. Don't tie your dog outside while you're inside the store.
     
  5. Remain alert in dog friendly environments.
     
  6. Using a microchip on your dog will keep your contact information current with your recovery service provider.  Collars and tags can easily be removed.

Source: "Protect Dog From Thieves", Courant


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