So a couple weeks ago I had Robyn outside(on leash) talking to my neighbor when a yorkie decided that he was going to eat her. It was bark, growl, lunge and run away then repeat 50 times. Owners couldn't catch him, he ran around and under the car. They were still chasing him when I went in.
Let's fast forward to today...
I come home and find said dog by himself at my house. I called him, he barked and we repeated this down the block. My concern? He is so small he can fit under the gate area and I don't have a good feeling about this. I have 3 locked gates around the property, none of which I can see from the back door. When I got him to his house I asked them if he lived their or was just visiting--sadly he lives there and I foresee an issue. Once they picked him up he stopped barking and kissed my hand. I got his name for future adventures because I'm positive it will happen again. They didn't even know he was missing and it's pretty dangerous with cars and coyotes for the little booger. I told them that I have GSDs and I do t want to see him hurt or worse. I kindly asked them to keep him on their property. They seemed to understand my emphasis on having GSDs. I'm pretty sure that at least a couple of mine would not be happy about him in the yard. I don't even think they would like him if I slowly introduced them to avoid an issue, he is to small and to yappy(but he is cute)
Would I be responsible if he snuck into my yard? This is slightly aggravating becausevi don't want to see him hurt period.
Here is Sneakers
Let's fast forward to today...
I come home and find said dog by himself at my house. I called him, he barked and we repeated this down the block. My concern? He is so small he can fit under the gate area and I don't have a good feeling about this. I have 3 locked gates around the property, none of which I can see from the back door. When I got him to his house I asked them if he lived their or was just visiting--sadly he lives there and I foresee an issue. Once they picked him up he stopped barking and kissed my hand. I got his name for future adventures because I'm positive it will happen again. They didn't even know he was missing and it's pretty dangerous with cars and coyotes for the little booger. I told them that I have GSDs and I do t want to see him hurt or worse. I kindly asked them to keep him on their property. They seemed to understand my emphasis on having GSDs. I'm pretty sure that at least a couple of mine would not be happy about him in the yard. I don't even think they would like him if I slowly introduced them to avoid an issue, he is to small and to yappy(but he is cute)
Would I be responsible if he snuck into my yard? This is slightly aggravating becausevi don't want to see him hurt period.
Here is Sneakers