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16 April 2008, 11:32 PM
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Report to Police?
Just drove down to one of the local fields/parks off a busy main road with the dog. Its all dark but light enough to see. As I was walking around the field a car pulled into the car park and turned its lights off and rolled up next to my car (g/fs corsa) WTF ... I stood in the field watching it. After about 10 minutes it ****s off.. as I get back to the car another car pulls up.. obviously sensing this my dog refuses to come near the car so I couldnt get in and had to walk back onto the field chasing the dog ... the dog pull right along side me as I walked (with its lights off) really sly like.
Then the driver must have seen my dog and he drove off.. only turning his lights on at the last minute.
This isn't some ****ing back street park, this is the one near Grove station on the Wirral !! Plenty of houses around it and cars up and down the road .... WTF ... I'm assuming these where gay blokes or doggers ????
Scared the **** outa me !!
Do I report it to the local plod ? Is it worth it ?
Then the driver must have seen my dog and he drove off.. only turning his lights on at the last minute.
This isn't some ****ing back street park, this is the one near Grove station on the Wirral !! Plenty of houses around it and cars up and down the road .... WTF ... I'm assuming these where gay blokes or doggers ????
Scared the **** outa me !!
Do I report it to the local plod ? Is it worth it ?
16 April 2008, 11:42 PM
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If you managed to get either reg number then defo worth reporting. Otherwise speak to the police in case they've had other people mention it happening
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16 April 2008, 11:46 PM
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It was about 15 minutes ago.. worth phoning them or will they just laugh it off...??
16 April 2008, 11:50 PM
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if it was me i would call them, im sick of these scumbags going round intimidating people, even if he's a dogger it dont matter report them, next time it could be your bird walking the dog , how would she react?
17 April 2008, 12:04 AM
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No reg sadly.. to be honest I'm dressed a bit scally cause of the cold weather, had my hood up and was with my GSD and I felt a bit worried !! and I'm not normally one to be intimidated !
It was about 15 minutes ago.. worth phoning them or will they just laugh it off...??
It was about 15 minutes ago.. worth phoning them or will they just laugh it off...??
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17 April 2008, 12:11 AM
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I stopped a patrol nearby and explained what happened. He said he'd go and check it out as he drove off in the other direction... but still 
He was very stern looking ... ginger too.. not that I hold that against him
ah well if he goes and sits there someone will come down and he can have words
He was very stern looking ... ginger too.. not that I hold that against him
ah well if he goes and sits there someone will come down and he can have words
17 April 2008, 09:05 AM
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I would have thought a GSD would come forward and be protective tbh. Did she run off then? Something spooked her.
As for the cars, this is 2 seperate cars yeah? Not just a meeting point for local lads hangin out or anything?
Reporting them to the police is always worth it, but better over the phone or at the station, where you can see a record being made. If the cop you flagged down does not call it in, it wont get recorded.
Do you mean the car, or has the dog got headlights now? 
Blimey you would be terrified round real criminals then eh. Scared of someone due to their sexual orientation 
Hope if they were up to anything bad, that they get caught up with soon
As for the cars, this is 2 seperate cars yeah? Not just a meeting point for local lads hangin out or anything?
Reporting them to the police is always worth it, but better over the phone or at the station, where you can see a record being made. If the cop you flagged down does not call it in, it wont get recorded.
the dog pull right along side me as I walked (with its lights off) really sly like
I'm assuming these where gay blokes or doggers ????
Scared the **** outa me !!
Scared the **** outa me !!
Hope if they were up to anything bad, that they get caught up with soon
Just drove down to one of the local fields/parks off a busy main road with the dog. Its all dark but light enough to see. As I was walking around the field a car pulled into the car park and turned its lights off and rolled up next to my car (g/fs corsa) WTF ... I stood in the field watching it. After about 10 minutes it ****s off.. as I get back to the car another car pulls up.. obviously sensing this my dog refuses to come near the car so I couldnt get in and had to walk back onto the field chasing the dog ... the dog pull right along side me as I walked (with its lights off) really sly like.
Then the driver must have seen my dog and he drove off.. only turning his lights on at the last minute.
This isn't some ****ing back street park, this is the one near Grove station on the Wirral !! Plenty of houses around it and cars up and down the road .... WTF ... I'm assuming these where gay blokes or doggers ????
Scared the **** outa me !!
Do I report it to the local plod ? Is it worth it ?
Then the driver must have seen my dog and he drove off.. only turning his lights on at the last minute.
This isn't some ****ing back street park, this is the one near Grove station on the Wirral !! Plenty of houses around it and cars up and down the road .... WTF ... I'm assuming these where gay blokes or doggers ????
Scared the **** outa me !!
Do I report it to the local plod ? Is it worth it ?
17 April 2008, 09:07 AM
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No harm in contacting the Police. Shame you did not get the reg numbers.
Very strange behaviour from your dog though. My GSD barks if anyone gets too close and he is younger than yours
Very strange behaviour from your dog though. My GSD barks if anyone gets too close and he is younger than yours
17 April 2008, 11:23 AM
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ooooh i see now
17 April 2008, 11:48 AM
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Sounds and probably looked dodgy but personally I would have done nothing more than lift an eyebrow. Probably some 17yr old with his misses looking for a back seat **** in the park but you scared them off 
17 April 2008, 11:49 AM
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17 April 2008, 12:11 PM
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I'd say if she ran in the opposite direction her confidence isn't building but has been knocked at some point and she was spooked.
The assumption is made solely on reading your post and it might have looked completely different at the scene.
17 April 2008, 01:23 PM
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Alternatively with a dog from your lines it could equally be performing the sit, stay, flat, speak, close, send away and retrieve commands by her age.
I'd say if she ran in the opposite direction her confidence isn't building but has been knocked at some point and she was spooked.
The assumption is made solely on reading your post and it might have looked completely different at the scene.
I'd say if she ran in the opposite direction her confidence isn't building but has been knocked at some point and she was spooked.
The assumption is made solely on reading your post and it might have looked completely different at the scene.
17 April 2008, 01:30 PM
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maybe they liked the look of you or mistook you for a 'friend' do a search for the park area and see it it comes up as one of those spots, a friend at work recently did in relation to abridge he walks his dog under and was suprised to find out it was a local gay spot
17 April 2008, 01:32 PM
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Wierd to suddenly drop all that though. Tuvaaq has his moments of ignorance, but generally speaking he is good now, even following hand commands too.
Has something happened that you remember that has spooked the dog?
As for the cars parking close, I dont know your area so its hard to say, but you get that all the time round ere, most of the time just so they can chat without getting cold. Same at Southend etc too.
But of course there could as you say be other reasons.
17 April 2008, 01:37 PM
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If she was doing everything you say and on a regular basis then she won't just stop them.
As for going the other way, has she been scared just lately by somebody or something as at a young age that can be massive to overcome? Or was it nothing and she never saw the car?
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